Free LabVIEW hands-on seminars
21 April 2004
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National Instruments South Africa hosts a free 'LabVIEW Hands-on Seminar' twice a month. These seminars introduce attendees to the fundamental principles of building measurement and automation applications using graphical programming.
The topics covered include: An introduction to LabVIEW; data acquisition and how LabVIEW can communicate with the family of NI products to solve your measurement needs; instrument control and how LabVIEW can communicate with your other instruments using established technologies such as GPIB, serial and TCIP/IP; how to expand the capabilities of your LabVIEW programs beyond acquiring data using the analysis and presentation tools in LabVIEW; the concept of graphical programming and how you can use it to build powerful instrumentation and data acquisition systems; how to build LabVIEW Virtual Instruments (VIs); how to run completed VIs; the power and flexibility of the LabVIEW graphical paradigm.
To register for these free seminars, or for more information, contact National Instruments SA, 0800 203 199, [email protected]
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