myDAQ - National Instrument's NI myDAQ is designed to give students the ability to work on engineering course work and experiment with projects hands-on anywhere, anytime. The NI myDAQ is a high-quality instrumentation device that gives students the power to prototype systems and test circuits outside of the classroom while improving comprehension with continuous reinforcement.  (Only for sale to students in the USA).

(Special offer - optional myDAQ accessory myGRID for NI myDAQ - an AC power grid that will help you to investigate the components of a power grid, availble as a bundled purchase only, while supplies last).

NI Circuit Design Suite combines Multisim 14.3 and Ultiboard software, to offer students a complete set of tools for circuit design, simulation, validation, and layout. The Circuit Design Suite helps you design circuits using intuitive and cost-effective tools.

Note: (Only for sale to Students & Faculty in the USA for lab preparation on personal computers, not for classroom or institutional use.)

Elvis II is required for APUS students. Elvis III is an acceptable alternate purchase.

Required for courses: ELEN300, ELEN303, ELEN305, ELEN306, ELEN310, ELEN416, ELEN427, ELEN430, ELEN435, ELEN440, ELEN436, ELEN498, ELEN499

The NI Engineering Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Suite (NI ELVIS) II is a modular engineering educational laboratory device developed specifically for academia. With its hands-on approach, educators can help students learn practical, experimental skills. NI ELVIS II features one compact form factor integrated with 12 of the most commonly used instruments in the laboratory, including an oscilloscope, digital multimeter, function generator, variable power supply, and Bode analyzer. You can connect the PC to these various measurements through USB plug?and?play capabilities and build circuits on a detachable protoboard.

Programmable Xilinx 7020 FPGA NI ELVIS—The NI Engineering Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Suite (NI ELVIS) III is an engineering laboratory device developed for project-based learning that combines instrumentation and embedded design with a web-driven experience to create an active learning environment in the lab and studio and flipped classrooms, delivering a greater understanding of engineering fundamentals and system design. NI ELVIS III addresses engineering curriculum by integrating project-based learning, teamwork, and design with course-specific application boards and labs developed by experts from education and industry. NI ELVIS III enables educators to scale to future multidisciplinary applications, driving student employability.

The National Instruments myRIO-1900 is a portable reconfigurable I/O (RIO) device that students can use to design control, robotics, and mechatronics systems.