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Mini Project

Individual
• This project is to assess your understanding in using modern tool such
as Labview.
• The task implemented in the lecture shall be used for this mini project
such as subVI, charts, loops and formula, and data input/output.
Objective: Analyzing and Logging Data

Task
1. Redo exercise 1,2,3 and 4 from the lecture.
2. From exercise 4, you will built a “Monitoring temperature average.vi”
file. From there, create a data logging and analysis on the output of the
VI. You need to calculate the mean value, max and min value. Set the
timer slider to 1secs for data logging. Run the file for about 20secs.
3. The data obtain will be display in a chart and will be logged into a new
spreadsheet file (temperature average.xls). The chart should be properly
display with legends and proper axis range.
4. Your output should be similar to the output given in the next page
Example output In excel

Front panel layout


Tips
• For the data analysis: Once the while loop stopped, the VI should perform analysis on the
data it collected while running. Build up an array of data points and values on the tunnel
border of the while loop.
• Find the maximum, minimum, and mean value of the temperature data and display them
in numeric indicators (the mean function can be found in Functions»
Mathematics»Probability and Statistics, and the Array Max & Min function can be
found in Functions»Array) .
• Use the Build Array and Transpose 2D Array functions from Functions»Array to create a
2D array with data points and values that will be ordered in columns.
• Use Write To Spreadsheet File.vi from Functions»File I/O to save the data to a
spreadsheet file.
• Once it is run, verify that the file was properly created by opening it in Notepad or Excel
(Excel may prompt you to convert the file into Excel format) and examining the data.
When you have completed the exercise, save your VI as Temperature Logger.vi.
Submission
• Individual submission by elearning, before 1 Feb 2023.
• Submission files should include the VI and the XLS file.

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