 | LabVIEW Object Oriented Programming Walktrough A short introduction to LabVIEW Object-Oriented Programming development process by Tomi Maila from ExpressionFlow.com |
 | LabVIEW Mastery Tip Jar Video Blog - March 13, 2008 In keeping with the theme from last week, I thought I'd add another confession to the pile. This time, I'm referring to using the OpenG Library. Thanks to generous contributions of the LabView community, a very useful library of VIs has been developed, tested, and expanded over quite a few years. How many times have you checked to see if an array is empty, checked whether a file exists, or had an error while trying to save into a non-existent directory? Like me, you've probably written a handful of chunks of code over and over, repeating the same task. Your first tour around the OpenG toolkit will probably have you slapping your forehead saying, "Why didn't I ever write a SubVI for that?" Some of my favorites are: Draw Image from File: Loads a BMP, JPG, or PNG into a picture control Write INI Cluster: Dumps all the data from clusters into an INI file format Tick Count (with Error): Simply adds error in and out clusters to the tick count VI ZIP Compress and Extract: Sure showed up in recent versions of LabVIEW, but this was a godsend a few years ago. Recently, installation was simplified by Jim Kring and his team at JKISoft with the VIPM (VI Package Manager). To install the OpenG Toolkit, you first install the VIPM and then selectively install the toolkits you want. The toolkits are well-documented, and some are equipped with examples to be installed into the "C:\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW X.X\examples\OpenG" directory. Please watch the video below for a quick tour and some discussion of my favorite OpenG VIs. As always, please feel free to add your comments below, including your favorites. Ben Zimmer -- LabVIEW Mastery Team |
 | "The Circular Buffer" by LabVIEW Mastery In this video, we examine the smart stack functional global. This video is from a series developed by Enable Training and Consulting, examining Advanced-level LabVIEW techniques, called our "Professional Course". For more information, or to sign up for a free trial, please visit our website: www.labviewmastery.com. |
 | Competitive Cyclist Reviews Zipp Sub-9 Lenticular Disc Wheel Competitive Cyclist's review of the Zipp Sub-9 Lenticular Disc Wheel. The first wheel ever to show positive drag in a wind tunnel. At 15 degrees of yaw the Zipp Sub 9 Disc showed a -80g drag reading creating lift rather than making drag. For more information, please visit http://www.competitivecyclist.com |
 | Lance Armstrong Training Excerpts from a series of interval training workouts produced by Pacific Sun Productions for Lance Armstrong's Coach Chris Carmichael, and Carmichael Training Systems. |
 | Mouse Control via a WebCam using NI LabVIEW This video is a synopsis of a webcam being used with LabVIEW to control the mouse (pointer) in Windows. A USB light source with a TV remote control is used in this video, but it could by any light source, even a torch. Currently work in progress, it can be used with any USB camera. The program is written using NI-LabVIEW 8.5.1. Happy Viewing... |
 | LabVIEW and Virtual Instrumentation Virtual Instrumentation has revolutionized the way engineers and scientists approach measurement, test and automation. LabVIEW is the graphical system design software that makes virtual instrumentation possible. |
 | "Simple State Machines" by LabVIEW Mastery In this video, we examine basic state machines. This video is from a series developed by Enable Training and Consulting, examining Intermediate-level LabVIEW techniques, called our "Applications Course". For more information, or to sign up for a free trial, please visit our website: www.labviewmastery.com. |
 | LabVIEW PXI Frequency Response Characterisation - NI India LabVIEW Device Frequency Response Characterisation - Abhishek Nag - NI India |
 | LabVIEW and Rubik Solver Rubik's cube solved with LabVIEW application |
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