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Student Name: Bhanu Yadav UID: 20BCS6105

Branch: CSE (IOT) Section/Group: 20BIT-1 B
Semester: 7th Date of Performance:
Subject Name: PSI Lab Subject Code: 20CSD-431

1. Experiment Title/Problem Statement: Create a telemetric channel for an IoT device to send/Transmit
on HTTP page/Web Cloud

2. Task to be done: Create a system using tools provided on LabView to generate random numbers and
send it to cloud using API key.

3. Apparatus required: LabView and ThingSpeak chanel(for API).

4. Theory:

A. LabView: LabVIEW, short for Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench, is a graphical
programming language and development environment widely used for measurement, automation, and
control systems. With its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, engineers and scientists can create complex
applications by connecting functional blocks, or "virtual instruments." LabVIEW's versatility extends to
various industries, from research and academia to industrial automation and robotics. It enables real-time
data acquisition, analysis, and visualization, making it a powerful tool for solving diverse engineering
challenges. Its modularity and compatibility with various hardware devices have contributed to its
popularity in designing custom measurement and automation solutions.

B. ThingSpeak: ThingSpeak is an Internet of Things (IoT) platform that enables users to collect, analyze,
and visualize sensor data from connected devices. Developed by MathWorks, ThingSpeak simplifies IoT
data management by offering cloud-based storage, real-time data streaming, and customizable
visualization tools. Users can integrate sensors, actuators, and devices with ThingSpeak's RESTful API,
facilitating seamless data communication. Its user-friendly interface and integration capabilities make
ThingSpeak a popular choice for creating IoT applications, monitoring environmental conditions, and
building interactive IoT dashboards.

C. Get: GET is a HTTP request method used to retrieve data from a specified resource, such as a web
server or API. It is commonly used in web browsers to retrieve web pages and resources, and it does not
modify any data on the server.
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Student Name: Bhanu Yadav UID: 20BCS6105

Branch: CSE (IOT) Section/Group: 20BIT-1 B
Semester: 7th Date of Performance:
Subject Name: PSI Lab Subject Code: 20CSD-431

2. Experiment Title/Problem Statement: To Create a telemetric channel for an IoT device-HTTP Page
and then to Receive on Remote system using LabVIEW.

2. Task to be done: Create a system using tools provided on LabView to read data from cloud using API
key.

3. Apparatus required: LabView and ThingSpeak chanel (for API).

4. Theory:

A. LabView: LabVIEW, short for Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench, is a graphical
programming language and development environment widely used for measurement, automation, and
control systems. With its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, engineers and scientists can create complex
applications by connecting functional blocks, or "virtual instruments." LabVIEW's versatility extends to
various industries, from research and academia to industrial automation and robotics. It enables real-time
data acquisition, analysis, and visualization, making it a powerful tool for solving diverse engineering
challenges. Its modularity and compatibility with various hardware devices have contributed to its
popularity in designing custom measurement and automation solutions.

B. ThingSpeak: ThingSpeak is an Internet of Things (IoT) platform that enables users to collect, analyze,
and visualize sensor data from connected devices. Developed by MathWorks, ThingSpeak simplifies IoT
data management by offering cloud-based storage, real-time data streaming, and customizable
visualization tools. Users can integrate sensors, actuators, and devices with ThingSpeak's RESTful API,
facilitating seamless data communication. Its user-friendly interface and integration capabilities make
ThingSpeak a popular choice for creating IoT applications, monitoring environmental conditions, and
building interactive IoT dashboards.

C. Get: GET is a HTTP request method used to retrieve data from a specified resource, such as a web
server or API. It is commonly used in web browsers to retrieve web pages and resources, and it does not
modify any data on the server.
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