Lecture

LabVIEW Design Patterns

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Description

This lecture covers various design patterns in LabVIEW, including the concepts of local and global variables, race conditions, action engines, state machines, and producer-consumer architecture using queues. The instructor demonstrates the implementation of these patterns through examples and explains the significance of each in LabVIEW programming.

Instructor

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