LabView 8 introduces distributed intelligence—a suite of new capabilities for engineers and scientists to use to design, distribute, and synchronize intelligent devices and systems. National Instruments' release also features a new project-based environment for developing and managing large-scale applications and the latest in Express technology for simplified instrument control.
LabView 8 introduces distributed intelligence—a suite of new capabilities for engineers and scientists to use to design, distribute, and synchronize intelligent devices and systems. National Instruments’ release also features a new project-based environment for developing and managing large-scale applications and the latest in Express technology for simplified instrument control. Significant updates have also been made to the LabView Real-Time, FPGA, PDA, and Datalogging and Supervisory Control modules.
This latest version extends graphical programming further into test and control systems, such as real-time distributed communication and control tools. It is said to present a simplified, scalable interface for communicating with and synchronizing between remote intelligent devices and systems, such as real-time processors and FPGAs for use by embedded designers, test engineers, and control system engineer.
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Create instrument drivers
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Manage distributed targets and devices
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Share data among remote nodes
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Synchronize distributed system execution
