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LabVIEW Templates and Sample Projects

LabVIEW has in-product templates and sample projects, which provide recommended starting points designed to ensure the quality and scalability of a system. All of the templates and sample projects are open-source and include extensive documentation designed to clearly indicate how the code works and the best practices for adding or modifying functionality. In addition to demonstrating recommended architectures, these projects also illustrate best practices for documenting and organizing code.

Create a Project from a LabVIEW Template or Sample Project

Desktop sample projects, labview real-time and labview fpga sample projects, adding custom templates and sample projects, getting started with a template or sample project.

You can create a new project from an existing template or sample project from within LabVIEW.

Templates demonstrate the fundamental building blocks of most LabVIEW applications. One or more templates are often used in combination to build real-world systems. These templates provide common architectures using well-adopted design patterns that you can modify to build a system.

Desktop sample projects illustrate the use of one or more templates in an actual application. These projects fulfill the most common requirements of desktop-based measurement applications, including responsive user interfaces, asynchronous analysis, data-logging, user dialogs, error handling, and multiple independent tasks.

Embedded systems typically require an architecture that is designed for reliability and deterministic performance. As a result, many embedded applications require processes dedicated to system status monitoring, error handling and watchdog timers. The LabVIEW sample projects for CompactRIO and PXI RT DAQ illustrate best practices for addressing these needs by providing recommended software architectures that can be used for a variety of embedded control and monitoring systems. These sample projects also illustrate best practices for data communication, network connectivity, control routines, data logging, and more.

In order to view these templates within LabVIEW, you must have the LabVIEW Real-Time and/or the LabVIEW FPGA Module(s) installed.

CompactRIO Sample Projects

Real-time sample projects (with daqmx).

The LabVIEW Real-Time (NI-DAQmx) sample projects are designed for applications involving real-time control and/or waveform acquisition and logging.

Advanced users can complement the included list of templates and sample projects with their own, making the "Create Project" dialog an excellent mechanism to share and distribute recommended templates across a team of developers.

The Create Project dialog for a custom template or sample project can be updated to include additional items, like customer templates, that can script the creation of custom code.

Templates and sample projects require the use of a wide variety of LabVIEW skills and programming concepts. The documentation provided in each project enumerates the concepts that users need to be familiar with. In addition, the documentation on the block diagram clearly indicates where to add or modify code in blue colored comments.

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Our Top 5 Favorite LabVIEW Projects for Makers

With the release of LabVIEW at the Eyeo Festival in Minneapolis, we wanted to take this time to celebrate the makers in our industry who continually inspire us with their creations. These creations can range in the amounts of effort required, but using the proper tools can expedite the process without sacrificing your desired result. This is one of the many reasons why we often choose LabVIEW to aid our design process when developing a new project. LabVIEW is extremely useful for visual creators, presenting a set of icons and wires that allow the project mastermind to connect hardware in a single environment. The beauty of this software is that creative minds can view their projects as virtual instruments (VIs), which enables a huge variety of possibilities! As a maker, we understand that it can be difficult deciding what to make with the expansive amount of ideas in this world (or in your very own head, for that matter). Thus we took the time to scour the Internet for our favorite creative projects and came up with a list of our Top 5 LabVIEW Inspired Projects for Makers .

900 LED Display

This project was featured a few years back at the ECEDHA conference and required the use of 900 individually addressable LEDs . Not only could the project be programmed for a functioning game of Snake, after the fun and games were over it was re-purposed as a visual Seahawks logo display. Using LabVIEW for this game made it easy to keep track of player scores, which were displayed on a computer using the VISA read function. The players could then compete for the top three scores and therefore lay claim to the ultimate bragging rights that accompanied a win. Learn how to make your own here and challenge your friends to a game night this summer.

Behind You! Anti Creeper Alert System

If you have ever felt wary of people sneaking up behind you while wearing noise-cancelling headphones, this project is the perfect solution. This alert system notifies you with a gentle tap against your arm or shoulder when someone walks closer than 2 feet behind you. It uses LabVIEW to interface with the microcontroller and VIs to establish device communication. Find the Instructable here and never worry about wearing headphones again!

The alarming number of daily activities that require attention often lead us to procrastinate and focus on alternative, less stressful activities. This project helps promote a more focused attention span using LabVIEW and an LED strip . The LED strip is setup to communicate with the pressure sensitive pen, that the maker constructs, prompting the user to focus on their writing activity. LabVIEW helps interface with the WF32 in this project, connecting the circuit and improving timing on the microcontroller. It also presented an additional ability to track and monitor metrics of the user with graphical output that could be analyzed at the end of each study session. Since microcontrollers can experience problems with delay timing, the use of LabVIEW for this project, with its convenient timer feature, presents a method for overcoming these potential issues. To find out more about improving your study habits, check out the project here .

Racing Robots

Racing robots has never looked as fun as this project, which uses LabVIEW and a Leap Motion Controller to measure and communicate the peaks and valleys of hand movement. In this project the maker can challenge a partner to race robots (decorated with terrifying Lego characters in this Instructable ) by moving one’s hand quickly above the Leap Motion Controller loaded with a LabVIEW MakerHub library. The LabVIEW library programs the WF32 for WiFi communication, enabling each car to drive as quickly as one can wave their hand above the motion controller.

Protect your electronics with this thermistor project that regulates the temperature within your entertainment center using two fans and a servo . This system is adaptable with manual and automatic settings to control fan function and preserve electricity. The LabVIEW code provided in the Instructable establishes communication between the WF32 and the temperature sensors that direct the two attached fans, keeping your electronics cool throughout the summer months.

Hopefully these projects give you a sense of what can be accomplished with LabVIEW and some new project ideas for your future endeavors. If you are a maker, let us know what projects you look forward to making this summer. Also, don’t forget to stop by and say hello at the Eyeo Festival if you happen to be in attendance!

About Quinn Sullivan

I am an apparel merchandiser who found comfort in the world of electronics after discovering a passion for making projects with copious amounts of glitter. Every day I work on learning and uncovering novel solutions that guide me towards solving life’s little problems. My optimism and two rescue puppies have kept me sane throughout this endeavor as I figure out how to blend two diverse backgrounds in fashioning something amazing that will eventually lead to world domination.

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7 BEST LABVIEW PROJECTS YOU NEED TO TRY

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October 26, 2016

LabVIEW Based Temperature Measurement and Control System The target of this project is to plan a LabVIEW program with information procurement and control hardware to quantify temperature from a temperature sensor and in this way to control the warming component.

Optical Character Recognition Based Speech Synthesis System Using LabVIEW In this venture, an optical character acknowledgment (OCR) based discourse amalgamation framework is actualized for changing over printed or composed character reports into speech signals utilizing LabVIEW programming.

Non-Contact Water level controller using Arduino and LabVIEW This venture achieves a non-contact water level estimation and control using Arduino, ultrasonic sensor, and LabVIEW . At the point when the water level goes low, the pump is turned ON while the water level goes high, the pump will be killed.

Real-Time Data Monitoring of PV Solar Cell Using LabVIEW and DAQ The primary goal of this project is to plan a continuous checking framework for the sun-powered or photovoltaic cells mounted on housetops utilizing DAQ board and LabVIEW . This will decide the necessities of the heap to be associated with the nearby planetary system.

LabVIEW and Web-Server Based Human Body Monitoring System This venture is planned to screen the human body parameters like pulse rate, temperature, and SPO2 utilizing LabVIEW . The information procurement is performed through Arduino controller though LabVIEW empowers GUI and also web server based checking operations.

Monitoring and Control of Relative Humidity in Soil Using LabVIEW This project executes a programmed water system water control framework which works taking into account the flag of soil dampness detecting circuit. This observing frame utilizes fringe control interface and PC with LabVIEW programming.

Smart Surveillance Using Mobile Robot Using LabVIEW This project manages the usage of the versatile robot with a camera mounted on it for reconnaissance reason. This outline is controlled through LabVIEW based GUI upon Zigbee remote information transmission.

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7 BEST LABVIEW PROJECTS YOU NEED TO TRY LabVIEW Based Temperature Measurement and Control System The target of this project is to plan a LabVIEW program with information procurement and control hardware to quantify temperature from a temperature sensor and in this way to control the warming component.