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|site=http://www.ni.com/labview/}}LabVIEW is a proprietary graphical programming language produced by National Instruments that is used mainly for data acquisition, instrument control, test automation and industrial control. |
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The basic building block of a LabVIEW application is a VI(virtual instrument), which consists of a front panel, where you design a user interface, and a block diagram, where you create graphical code. |
The basic building block of a LabVIEW application is a VI (virtual instrument), which consists of a front panel, where you design a user interface, and a block diagram, where you create graphical code. |
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This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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LabVIEW is a proprietary graphical programming language produced by National Instruments that is used mainly for data acquisition, instrument control, test automation and industrial control.
The basic building block of a LabVIEW application is a VI (virtual instrument), which consists of a front panel, where you design a user interface, and a block diagram, where you create graphical code.
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Subcategories
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- LabVIEW User (7 P)
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