Ever since Studica started offering National Instruments’LabVIEW software, there has been one error that seems fairly common but has a very simple fix. When a user runs a lab, they will be presented with an error window that says something along the lines of “Error – 200220 occurred at DAQmx Create Channel (AI-Voltage-Basic).vi:2. Underneath this error, there’s a section that … Read More
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I recently had the opportunity to visit the National Instruments headquarters in Austin, Texas. While I was there, I was shown a demonstration of their myRIO Data Acquisition device. The myRIO basically takes the NI myDAQ to the next level. It has a built-in processor as well as its own memory so it can meet the demands of higher-end projects. … Read More
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Often in the classroom realism is difficult to obtain when explaining and experimenting with real world systems, processes, and naturally occurring forces. Simulation has come a long way in providing our students with the realism that is required when learning through software simulations such as Finite Element Analysis and Digital Prototyping but physical attributes of engineered systems are sometimes more … Read More
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Did you know you can now turn an ordinary myDAQ with LabVIEW into a programmable action controller? We sat down with esteemed STEM educator, Tom White, to talk about the new mySTEM Board miniSystem which he designed to do just that. This is how he explains the new miniSystem for myDAQ, why it was created and how it can help teach … Read More
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This five part webcast series is designed for users who are new to LabVIEW. These webcasts will give the basics of LabVIEW, measurements and basic programming techniques plus you’ll be able to get your questions answered by LabVIEW experts. This series runs every Tuesday from May 29th through June 26th. Register Now 5/29 What is NI LabVIEW 6/5 Taking Measurements … Read More
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National Instruments has released a great project for myDAQ that involves creating a Theramin. A theramin is considered the world’s oldest electric instrument. It was played by floating your hands in the air between two magnetic fields.
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The NI myDAQ hardware and LabVIEW for Education software create a science and engineering education platform for showing students real world lab experiences, helping them reach that “ah-ha” moment faster.
Join us for a webinar to learn more about this unique approach to project-based education and ask questions.
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Get inspired. Watch how engineering students from around the world unleash innovation and do engineering with NI LabVIEW and other NI product solutions. See how you can use LabVIEW to engineer a better world too.
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