National Instruments ASL+, LabVIEW in Multisim
| Tool name |
The software tool National Instruments ASL+, LabVIEW and Multisim with an unlimited number of licenses and included maintenance for a period of 3 years for the whole university. |
| Tool supplier |
ADD ProS d.o.o., Opekarniška 15A, SI-000 Celje, http://add-pros.com/ |
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Presentation of the tool |
LabVIEW is an engineering software tool, dedicated to the development of systems and applications necessary for testing, measuring, and managing various processes. It enables fast and direct access to hardware and all necessary data. It is one of the basic tools that we come across in advanced measuring systems and systems for managing complex processes. It is also used for planning and simulating various electronic systems. The software environment includes a comprehensive set of modules dedicated to a range of advanced processing of measured, simulated, or generated data that we come across in measurement processes. A bunch of dedicated tools enables the use of various complex approaches to solving problems of the measured data analysis or synthesis of components in the design of generating data. The software environment offers a graphic approach of programming that helps to visualize the application programming process including hardware configuration, measurement data, and rectification of all types of errors. This visualization also facilitates hardware integration regardless of the manufacturer, development of algorithms for data analysis or synthesis as well as design of user interfaces. |
| Tool keeper |
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering UM, Laboratory for structure evaluation, Assoc. Prof. Dr Aleš Belšak, ales.belsak@um.si Computer Centre of University of Maribor (CCUM) |
The investment is co-financed by the Republic of Slovenia, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation and the European Union under the European Regional Development Fund.
Acknowledgement
According to the open-access principle, when publishing and using results obtained with the use of RIUM research infrastructure, users and research groups are obliged to state appropriate acknowledgement as stated below:
The authors acknowledge the use of research equipment <state the name of the used research equipment RIUM>, procured within the operation “Upgrading national research infrastructures – RIUM”, which was co-financed by the Republic of Slovenia and the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund.
