The second book

[Toronto Transit]

Hello,

Which book would be a good choice after the book " Learning with LabVIEW 7 Express by Robert Bishop"

 I would like to learn more advanced tricks and specially interested in power electronics applications, testing, simulating, sampling from power converters.

Thanks a lot in advance,

hcildir

[Travis_M.]

Hello,

Glad to see the interest in LabVIEW!!  I don’t have much to offer but a couple links to recommended reading, and the basic Amazon search for “LabVIEW”.  Sorry I don’t have much more information (I’ve been reading through “LabVIEW Power Programming” but it’s out of print).

Links:

http://ni.com/devzone/reference/books/

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=br_ss_hs/104-0253747-9463963?search-alias=aps&keywords=labview

[Enrique]

There is a book titled "LabVIEW for Electric Circuits, Machines, Drives, and Laboratories" (check it at amazon). May be a good read.

[nutmegzzzz]

I read "Labview for Everyone" and it was great.  After that I bought "Labview Programming Data Acquisition and Analysis" and it too was good but all the information was the same with a slightly different point of view.  The good thing with "Labview Programming Data Acquisition and Analysis" was, for an addditional cost you could get the exercise manual and download the solutions from the internet which was nice to compare to afterwards.

I would like to hear if you find any books out there worth mentioning.