LabVIEW LED Control with Arduino Guide
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ScribdTranslationsNational Technological Institute of Mexico
Orizaba Technological Institute
Engineering: Electronics
Subject: Control 1
Baez Sánchez Benito
Practice 10 'LABVIEW Turn on LED'
Unit 4
Israel Pastelin Morales
LabVIEW
LabVIEW (acronym for Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench) is a
platform and development environment for designing systems, with a language
visual deprogramming graphic. Recommended for hardware and software systems of
tests, control and design, simulated or real and embedded, as it accelerates productivity. The
the language used is called language G, where G symbolizes that it is Graphic language.
Programs developed with LabVIEW are called Virtual Instruments, or VIs, and
its origin came from instrument control, although today it has expanded
widely not only in the control of all types of electronics (Electronic Instrumentation)
but also to its embedded programming, communications, mathematics, etc.
A traditional motto of LabVIEW is: 'The power is in the Software', which with the
the emergence of multinucleate systems has become even more powerful. Among its objectives
they are reducing the development time of applications of all kinds (not just in areas
of Testing, Control and Design) and allowing entry to computer science for professionals of
any other field.
LabVIEW manages to integrate with all kinds of software and hardware, both its own
manufacturer -data acquisition cards, PAC, Vision, instruments and other Hardware-
like from other manufacturers.
Main features
Its main feature is ease of use, suitable for programmers.
professionals as well as for people with little knowledge in programming can
to create relatively complex programs, impossible for them to do with languages
traditional.
It is also very quick to make programs with LabVIEW and any programmer,
experienced as it may be, can benefit from it. The programs in LabView are
called virtual instruments (VIs) For lovers of the complex, with LabVIEW
thousands of VIs (equivalent to millions of pages of code) can be created.
text) for complex applications, automation programs for dozens of
thousands of input/output points, projects to combine new VIs with already existing VIs
created, etc. There are even good programming practices to optimize the
performance and the quality of programming.
LabVIEWand the hardware
We saw it, LabVIEW allows programming in many different orientations. The same
it happens for the material and especially the instrumentation. Indeed, withLabVIEWy
thanks to its numerous libraries, you will be able to communicate and order the following
cards and devices
VXI,PXICompact PCI
PCI,
USB, FireWire,
Series.
Communicating with the following protocols:
VXI,PXI,Compact PCI
PCI ExpressPXIexpress
PCI,
USB, FireWire
RS 232, 422, 485...
TCP/IP
Bluetooth,WIFI.
The graphic language
With LabVIEW, software is not programmed by writing lines of code with a syntax.
complex. The programming is done with icons which represent functionalities,
connected to each other by cables that represent the data flows (a bit to the
way of an electronic card with its components and integrated circuits.
This highly ornate representation of the code is close to the conception as one
with diagrams; that, of course, makes the work that is needed much easier.
programming of the concept. This abstraction of the graphic language does not require being a
expert in programming to develop simple software. Likewise, for
more complex software, the client is 'unfamiliar' with programming but an expert in their
domain, will be able to read and understand the idea and thus guide the expert engineer in programming.
Construction of simulation
STEP 1
Link the Arduino with the PC to be able to use it with LabVIEW using the program
you upload the base life to your arduino.
HAPPENED 2
We place the background which is a picture of summative and negative characteristics for
the components differ, they go outside the system and it looks like the following figure
extending it as necessary for its use.
STEP 3
Place the elements to be used on this occasion, we will use the arduino module.
input and output with the reading inputs of the Arduino and the writing signal for
send us the signal pulse.
Step 4
Make the LabVIEW connections corresponding to the interpretation of its reading of the
program based on a control logic.
Step 5
It corresponds to the modules placed on the visualization sheet which can be
controlled by the operator.
Step 6
Try it on your Arduino
Connection of
arduino labview
Off mode
Connection diagram
LED lighting
CONCLUSION
the interpretation of the lifa base code links the arduino with the pc when having problems
updating on the board the linker must update the Arduino software to
that the link errors are corrected, then it can be observed that LabVIEW
it gives you the option to control which pin can be worked on and can also be implemented
the pulse to be able to ignite something larger using a power module. The
Creating simple projects for control with LabVIEW tends to be complicated.
for your communication.