Lecture

LabVIEW Design Patterns

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Description

This lecture covers topics such as local and global variables, race conditions, serialization, state machines, multi-threading with 2 loops, and the use of queues in LabVIEW. The instructor demonstrates examples of using local variables to control an LED, employing a switch structure for more complex operations, and the importance of serializing access to shared variables to avoid race conditions.

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