LabView Software 390-FG1-3PLV

During classes, the use of AI systems is permitted for:
1. Machine translation of source texts from foreign languages.
2. Searching for and organizing scientific sources.
3. Creating simulations and modeling of physical phenomena discussed in lectures.

The use of AI systems is prohibited during the exam.
If violations of the above rules are found, the student may be held accountable under separate disciplinary regulations.

Topics covered in the lecture:
- Characteristics and capabilities of the LabVlEW programming environment; error detection and tracking techniques; basic and complex data structures.
- Basic programming constructs: loops, conditional statements, and control structures.
- Controlling the order of program code execution.
- Functions for algebraic calculations written in text form.
- Use of local and global variables.
- Techniques for graphical data presentation in LabVlEW.
- Procedures and functions - developing subroutines.
- Programmable object properties; calling object methods explicitly and implicitly.
- Basic design patterns in LabVlEW: simple architecture, general architecture, parallel task architecture, state machine architecture; - Event-based programming;
- Thread synchronization using notification and queue mechanisms;
- Advanced design patterns;
- Standard and specialized measurement interfaces;
- Data acquisition techniques using multifunctional devices equipped with a DAQ interface in the LabVIEW environment.

Topics covered in the seminar:
The topics covered in the seminar are correlated with the lecture content and include:
- familiarization with the LabVIEW graphical programming environment and the use of basic numerical functions and data structures, control elements, and pointers.
- application of control structures and G language numerical functions in the implementation of elementary numerical procedures, e.g., factorial calculation, prime number verification, etc.
- implementation of basic array, cluster, and string functions.
- familiarization with time and error handling techniques.
- use of structures for algebraic calculations.
- graphical data presentation.
- Application of local and global variables.
- Isolation and execution of procedures in the form of subroutines.
- Utilization of programmable modifications of object properties.

Topics covered in the laboratory:
The topics covered in the laboratory are correlated with the content of the lecture and the seminar. They concern the use of the LabVlEW environment to integrate and manage tools from the ELVIS ll+ educational platform, including digital data acquisition (DAQ) based on developed applications. The computer applications developed by the students implement practical tasks using a programmed, automated measurement procedure based on selected physical phenomena and processes:
1) Recording the charging and discharging of a capacitor through a resistor and determining the basic characteristics of the system by fitting theoretical formulas.
2) Temperature measurement using a thermistor.
3) Using proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controllers in temperature stabilization.
4) Examination of the effect of signal sampling frequency on the obtained spectrum. 5) Study of the influence of the D/A converter resolution on the shape of the received signal.