King does a superior job of explaining how to use LabView through programs and examples that readers can use right away. So, if you have or can get a National Instruments data-acquisition card and you ...

Props go to [Michael Nash] for establishing an interface between National Instrument’s labVIEW and an Arduino (an example video using a potentiometer is above). Personally, from the one time we ...

Using these features, engineers could develop virtual instruments, program general-purpose interface buses (GPIBs), and create a host of data-acquisition systems without conventional coding.

In LabVIEW, two sections of code with no data dependencies will run independently in parallel. These two independent data acquisition tasks must share the same CPU on a single-core processor.