TERMOMETER, DATA READING, DATA PRESENTATION

[krawczykm]

Hi, im new in Labview and i have problems with preparing a program, can somebody help, maybe have some suggestions?

The program needs to have:

- preparation of an application that allows you to read measurement data from a two-channel thermometer

- possibility of conducting continuous measurements for a set time (displaying currently measured values in a graphic form)

- possibility to save measured values to an external file

- display of the highest, lowest, difference in measured values on two channels and the average value of measurements

[Defaphe]

Hello,

What have you tried for this ?

Have you made a first VI to test something ?

There is a lot of training course and examples available (I'm sure somebody will drop a good link to training courses later).

[GerdW]

Hi krawczykm,

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@krawczykm wrote:

i have problems with preparing a program,

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Well: which problems do you have? Anything specific apart from "new to LabVIEW"?

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@krawczykm wrote:

(I'm sure somebody will drop a good link to training courses later).

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A good starting point is found in the header of the LabVIEW board, where NI mentions several training resources!

[santo_13]

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@krawczykm wrote:

Hi, im new in Labview and i have problems with preparing a program, can somebody help, maybe have some suggestions?

The program needs to have:

- preparation of an application that allows you to read measurement data from a two-channel thermometer

- possibility of conducting continuous measurements for a set time (displaying currently measured values in a graphic form)

- possibility to save measured values to an external file

- display of the highest, lowest, difference in measured values on two channels and the average value of measurements

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All of these are definitely possible in LabVIEW.

To get started with the first item, I would recommend this tutorial - https://labviewwiki.org/wiki/VIWeek_2020/Proper_way_to_communicate_over_serial

And you need to share a lot more information on your skillset, hardware and software at hand.