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Tutorial: LabView Basics

Start LabView for Education 2010. On the bottom of the Getting Started screen, there
is a Teach Me link. There is a Basic LabView tutorial. Be sure to save your *.VI files
for each tutorial and project!
1)Pythagorean Theorem
SQRT(a2 + b2) =c

My First LabView Projects:


2) Your First LabVIEW Program
Result= ( Numeric1+Numeric2) X (Numeric3-Numeric4)

3) Your Second LabVIEW Program


Y= (4x2 5)/(x-2)

4) Monthly Loan Calculator

5) Case Structures

6) LabVIEW While Loops

If you want to perform code until the user presses a key, a sensor reads a value that triggers some condition,
or an error condition occurs, use a While Loop.

Generally, you don't want to use a While Loop in a Count Control loop. It is cleaner to use a For Loop.

STOP = false
While STOP is false
print random_number
Check if stop button has been pressed and set STOP to true if it has
End while

7) LabVIEW For Loops

If you want to perform code a set number of times, use a For Loop. The number of times to perform the code
can be a constant, a control, or any other method of storing an integer in a LabVIEW program.

Read number_to_be_printed
For i=0 to number_to_be_printed
print random_number
End for

8) Shift Registers

9) Square Root Calculator Project

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