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Virtualize your Arduino on PC Screen using LabVIEW
What you'll learn:- Design Arduino Circuits
- Learn Arduino Programming & Interfacing
- Program Arduino using C Language
- Design LabVIEW Interface
- Program Using LabVIEW
- Connect LabVIEW with Arduino
- Learn serial communication basics in LabVIEW
- Learn serial communication basics in Arduino
>>> LabVIEW meets Arduino: Step by step guide is a course specially created for Electronic Geeks & Engineers who want to take Arduino Programming to next level.
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Welcome to this course.
The course lesson will explain “How to work on Arduino and LabVIEW” by using C Language and LabVIEW Environment. This course will work best for you if your basic knowledge of Electronics. You will learn how to interface the Arduino with LabVIEW.
Arduino can be used in your Engineering projects, Industrial Projects or Home Automation related projects.
Why you should take this course?
This course will teach you how to integrate a virtual Arduino board into a LabVIEW system for remote monitoring and circuit design.
Learn how to program circuits in Arduino from your PC
Create graphical representations of previously created circuits in LabVIEW
Use LabVIEW to control the physical world through your Arduino
Learn about interfacing with embedded hardware
Improve understanding of basic program principles
Why Learn Arduino?
If you an Engineering or Science student you might come across projects in which you want Physical interaction with your computer system & to display the operations on PC Screen
Arduino is one of the cost-effective tools which you can create or purchase & starts programming to interact with physical elements with your logic & create results the way you want.
And using LabVIEW, you can display the various process parameters like Motor Speed, LED ON/OFF Feedback, Temperature Signal, you can also create unlimited Buttons, Switches & Message Box to control the Arduino
At the end of this course, you can create Innovative Projects. The only thing that you need to do is THINKING, WIRING & CODING.
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