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Additional Exercises for Data Acquisition and Waveforms

Module by: National Instruments

Problem 1
Build a VI that continuously measures temperature twice per second and displays the temperature on a waveform chart. If the temperature goes over a preset limit, the VI should turn on a front panel LED and LED 0 on the DAQ Signal Accessory. The LEDs on the box are labeled. The chart should plot both the temperature and limit.
Save the VI as Temp Monitor with LED.vi in the C:\Exercises\LabVIEW Basics I directory.

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