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This tool allows you create fast code-images of LabVIEW. With support for text and drawing annotations

Easy-to-use evaluation software for the DAC8760 and DAC7760 voltage and current output devices from Texas Instruments. The software allows access to all features of the DACx760 family of devices. Source code for the DACx760 evaluation module software is included. This includes all dependent VIs and build files to generate executable, installer, and source distribution. Source code for the SM-USB-DIG firmware is included where all mnemonic command detail can be discovered or modified if the SM-USB-DIG is used independent of the DACx760 evaluation module. Finally, GERBER files and Altium PCB project files are available for download to be used as a platform to start other projects.

This is the software developed for the E-Field Mill hardware: http://www.e-field.org/ The E-Field Mill measures the static electric field generated by thunderclouds and can detect the atmospheric conditions which precede lightning.

This software allows you to set a shutdown hour for your system. Why should you choose this software? Simple... This is a non-profit software made by a student, this software doesn't contain any advertisment or similiar things. Just motivate a young student! HOW TO USE: -Insert the time -Click on the switch -Done :)

These VIs use C-based DLL access to ZLib (https://zlib.net/) and ASCII encode/decode. The VIs and development files are included in this package. You are most likely to be running this from a Windows machine which means that loading the LabVIEW code will generate an error. This is due to the LabVIEW code pointing to the Linux SO instead of the DLL. To fix it, double-click on the CLFN VIs and browse to DLL.

FAMOUSO is an event-based publish/subscribe middleware written in C++ for systems ranging from 8Bit micro-controllers up to 32Bit PC/Workstations.

The project exists to make the FIRST 4279's Robotic control software freely available. The project also helps facilitate communications among the mechanical and controls sub teams building the robot.

Several language bindings for the FTDI D2XX driver used in FTDI's USB products. Currently supported languages are Python (pyd2xx), Java (jd2xx), CSharp (csd2xx) and LabVIEW (lvd2xx).

This is showcase program, with source code and sample data included for fast peak detection algorithm. It is great tool for entry level, automated analisys, to discard empty and junk curves and save only ones matching required criteria. Assuming that only 1% of data is worth reviewing, and that manual selection takes approx. 3 seconds per curve, you can save up to 8 hours per every 10000 curves (like 2 days every week!). Force amplitude analisys for single curve takes from 1 to 4 milliseconds on low-end intel dual core. Algorithm is so simple, that you can implement it in any language in few hours, without any specialized libraries. To be implemented in our Nanopuller AFM control software as real-time module. Requires LabVIEW Runtime engine to run .exe or LabVIEW 2013 for code.

This is a open source edited Version of the FTC controller station. the difference between the FTC controller station and the Field Timer is that the Field timer has a Timer attached to it that starts and stops the robot at the correct time

This project was moved to github: https://github.com/tgutzler/frontpanelpublisher

The Gauss–Newton algorithm is realized in NI LabVIEW 8.6. The program finds parameters of the chosen function as well as their corresponding uncertainties. It is used for educational purposes at undergraduate level.

We request users of this software to please kindly cite this article: Melvin M. Vopson, Samuel C. Robson, A new method to study genome mutations using the information entropy, Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, Volume 584, 126383 (2021) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physa.2021.126383 The GENIES program is a stand alone code, with an easy to use graphical interface that performs the following tasks: a) it loads up two genome files (original and mutated); b) it computes the information entropy spectrum of each genome; c) it computes the information entropy ratio spectrum; d) it extracts the number of mutations identified, their index location and then it saves all the data including the spectra; e) in addition, the program performs a base point to base point comparison of the two genomes to detect the mutations via direct comparison. The function e) is very important to check the proposed methodology and to facilitate its calibration for predictions of fut

A LabVIEW tool that allows to capture the data from graph control in open LabVIEW windows and transfer them to other programs like e.g. ORIGIN, or to dump them to files, like e.g. CSV files

A software to perform a full analysis of heart rate variability (time domain, frequency domain and nonlinear dynamic) for research purpouse and, I hope, for improve diagnostic power of Holter ECG recording.

Iris is a LabVIEW package, developed at the Keller Lab (Basel FMI), for running 2-photon microscopes. It is supplied with auxiliary software for recording additional experimental parameters, such as behavioral states. Iris is freely available. You may modify it as you wish and use it as you wish, so long as you comply with the licence terms (see below). However, please note that we are **unable to offer any guarantee of support**. There are two exceptions to this. 1) If you find a bug (please start a ticket and report it). 2) If your support request intersects with our need to document the software. Iris is currently largely undocumented, but we will be adding documentation over time. You may file a help request in the Discussion section. If we can answer your question via expanding the documentation, then we will do so by expanding the wiki. Questions that are tangential to our development and documentation goals will likely go unanswered by the development team.

Convert an old music jukebox such as a Rockola to a .MP3 player! Jukebox does not need to be functional to use this Labview program. This project has been moved to the National Instruments site. "http://community.ni.com/examples/convert-analog-jukebox-t

Provides VIs to allow development of LabRAD servers and clients in LabVIEW. The project contains a native LabVIEW implementation of the API as well as an accelerated platform specific version using a DLL back-end written in Delphi.

This project is a base for developing new LabVIEW tools which aren't fully functional yet. Together with a forum discussion this will enhance the power of multi-developer LabVIEW tool development

html_LV is a LabView library that retrieves HTML from web pages. It retrieves individual lines, complete headers and whole pages. This library is a GREAT example of how to use the TCP stack in LabView

The Laser Control Utility was developed to easily handle TTL communication between any instrumentation and the Continuum Surelight laser series. This is achieved by monitoring a TTL signal via the computer LTP1 port, whose signal is transmitted via RS232 to the laser unit, also used to control basic laser parameters, like pulse divider (laser frequency) and Q-Switch. The Shutter modulation feature allows the user to use the TTL signal to open the laser shutter on demand, controlling the length of the laser pulsed as desired. This method yields reproducible full power laser pulses. The original motivation was to interface mass spectrometer data systems to diverse laser systems. Developed by: Jair Menegon, Paulo Moreira and Thiago Correra - University of São Paulo - Brazil.

The Mobile Studio I/O board, developed at RPI, http://mobilestudio.rpi.edu/, provides students with the ability to perform laboratory experiments outside of the classroom. This project seeks to expand software support for this hardware to Linux.

Nanopuller by Konrad Pawlak and Janusz Strzelecki http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ultramic.2016.01.008 http://www.biofizyka.fizyka.umk.pl/ Laboratory made AFM force spectroscopy setups were present in milestone single molecule experiments and there is a growing number of groups using such equipment even though the commercial setups are nowadays widely available. The ability to tailor the setup accordingly to particular application is an advantage that makes the effort necessary for construction a worthy investment. However, one advantage of using a commercial setup – repeatability and unification, cannot be archived, as every laboratory is developing a specific data acquisition protocol and software. Our Nanopuller software (open ISC license) presented here is intended to eliminate this obstacle. We give access to a program, which with only a minimum effort can be adjusted for vast array of typical equipment.