Lecture

LabVIEW: Data Acquisition and Design Patterns

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Description

This lecture covers LabVIEW fundamentals, including data acquisition, measurement, sound acquisition, and LabVIEW design patterns such as state machines, producer-consumer, and event loops. It also discusses the use of queues to efficiently transfer data between loops.

Instructor

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