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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.
The National Instruments myRIO-1900 is a portable reconfigurable I/O (RIO) device that students can use to design control, robotics, and mechatronics systems.
For motor control, select the MD2 Motor Driver, below in our Add-ons.
The NI myDAQ student data acquisition device is designed to give students the ability to work on various electronic engineering course work and experiment hands-on with their projects anywhere, anytime. The NI myDAQ is a high-quality electronic lab instrumentation device that gives students the power to prototype electronic systems designs, control systems designs and electronic test circuits outside of the classroom and improve their comprehension with continuous reinforcement. Note: This version of the myDAQ is only for sale to students in the USA.
The Stratom X-HUB is a USB and Ethernet hub for myRIO. X-HUB is inserted into the top of myRIO, and is styled for a seamless look. It gives myRIO users access to an Ethernet port and two extra USB ports for a total of three USB ports. The power cable plugs directly into X-HUB to power both X-HUB and myRIO. The USB device cable is also inserted directly into X-HUB with the same functionality as plugging directly into myRIO.
Studica Blackhawk Expansion Board is a programmable expansion add on for your NI myRIO project. The board is used with the Studica MD2 driver board and the NI myRIO to control servo motors and to add additional sensor expansion and I/O including limit switches and relays.
Note: Requires NI myRIO with LabVIEW and the Studica Toolkit.
The adapter includes two connectors for Vernier analog sensors and one connector for Vernier digital sensors. A screw terminal and header pins provide access to myDAQ lines not used by the connectors. This includes the two analog output lines, three digital lines (including the digital lines with the frequency and pulse width modulation outputs), and a +5 volt power terminal.