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LabVIEW Home Bundle
Unique graphical programming environment for accelerated development
Extensive support for a wide range of measurement hardware, I/O, and buses
Drag-and-drop interaction for quickly building graphical user interfaces
Extensive signal processing, analysis, and math functionality
Includes added functionality for text-based math and control logic
For Windows PCs only
Part # 6002-549-000
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NI LabVIEW is a graphical programming platform used by millions of engineers and scientists for problem solving, data acquisition and analysis,
instrument control, automated testing and validation, prototyping, and more.
Now, there's LabVIEW Home, which has been targeted at makers, allowing anyone to program visually, using icons and wires to connect hardware and
other applications in a single environment.
Program the way you think: Visually.
LabVIEW is a unique software development environment with a
graphical programming language. Instead of writing lines of code, you'll
create programs called virtual instruments (VIs) by connecting terminals,
functions, constants, and structures with wires on a block diagram.
Create dynamic graphical user interfaces.
In LabVIEW, creating a user interface is a drag-and-drop operation.
Choose from hundreds of controls, graphs, and 3D visualization tools to
design the front end of your application.
Interface with your hardware of choice.
Use LabVIEW to connect your programs to the outside world. Connect to
a microcontroller, take readings from a sensor, plot those readings on a
graph, and export the results to a spreadsheet.
Where do I start?
1. Download & install the free, 45-
day evaluation. You can get it via
LabVIEW MakerHub.
2. Purchase LabVIEW Home Bundle here.
You'll receive a packet of info including a
key you can use to unlock your trial
version.
3. Need help? LabVIEW is full of context-sensitive help, but you
can also find tutorials online. We recommend:
Interactive tutorials for LabVIEW Fundamentals by NI
Tutorial series by LabVIEW MakerHub
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