hey there...awesome video..I'm a final year engineering student and wanted to interface my AVR Atmega32 with LabView via serial RS-232...do you have any tutorials on how to go on about doing this? I was going to use Matlab until I saw these LabView tutorials (which make it look real easy, and the thing is I have to have this done within the next few days)...any help much appreciated...cheers
@MrRushabhT There are some people on our forums already interfacing LabVIEW and the Atmega32. Please visit our forums at ni dot com slash forums or Google "LabVIEW Atmega32". Hope this helps!
It all depends on the sensor you have to measure water flow. You can find sensors that output an analog voltage signal (0 to 10V) that corresponds to the water flow being measured. Then use a data acquisition device to bring the measurement into LabVIEW, for graphing, analysis and data logging.
@FlexRIO Thank you very much for replying :).. but now i got to know that my signal im acquiring os from a Digital panel meter by the model Omron K3GN..so do i need a DAQ card still for the data(which is displayed in the panel meter btw) and view the exact number in labview?
@sazer123 Hello. If your panel meter has a communications port, you might be able to get your data directly into LabVIEW that way. Serial standards like RS-232 or RS-485 are fairly common in industrial automation, and LabVIEW has built-in functions to interface with serial drivers.
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Can Labview interface with some Microchip DSPs "driver"...in another word can it generate the appropriate C code to said DSPs
Sam10947 1 month ago
hey there...awesome video..I'm a final year engineering student and wanted to interface my AVR Atmega32 with LabView via serial RS-232...do you have any tutorials on how to go on about doing this? I was going to use Matlab until I saw these LabView tutorials (which make it look real easy, and the thing is I have to have this done within the next few days)...any help much appreciated...cheers
MrRushabhT 8 months ago
@MrRushabhT There are some people on our forums already interfacing LabVIEW and the Atmega32. Please visit our forums at ni dot com slash forums or Google "LabVIEW Atmega32". Hope this helps!
niglobal 7 months ago
what a confidence level... i like it...
hiteshrohilla1987 8 months ago
Got my first couple of questions answered, very informative - thanks! :)
OndKrokus 10 months ago
How to track data from real-world signal like water flow in labview? appreciate a step by step tutorial :)
sazer123 1 year ago
Hello,
It all depends on the sensor you have to measure water flow. You can find sensors that output an analog voltage signal (0 to 10V) that corresponds to the water flow being measured. Then use a data acquisition device to bring the measurement into LabVIEW, for graphing, analysis and data logging.
FlexRIO 1 year ago
@FlexRIO Thank you very much for replying :).. but now i got to know that my signal im acquiring os from a Digital panel meter by the model Omron K3GN..so do i need a DAQ card still for the data(which is displayed in the panel meter btw) and view the exact number in labview?
sazer123 1 year ago
@sazer123 Hello. If your panel meter has a communications port, you might be able to get your data directly into LabVIEW that way. Serial standards like RS-232 or RS-485 are fairly common in industrial automation, and LabVIEW has built-in functions to interface with serial drivers.
FlexRIO 1 year ago