A unique programming interface promises to make it easier for C/C++ developers to take advantage of the LabVIEW FPGA Module and FPGA-based hardware for embedded control and acquisition applications.

April 1, 2009 – National Instruments (Nasdaq: NATI) has announced a new programming interface available from the NI Labs virtual research lab that makes it easier for C/C++ developers to take ...

LabView 2009 enables the development of embedded systems using a variety of programming tools, including a graphical programming language, C code, a hardware description language, and text-based math.

The task of programming FPGAs with NI's LabView is simply a matter of linking the desired function blocks within the LabView graphicaldevelopment environment.

Using LabVIEW to program the FPGA in CompactRIO, the engineering team built an affordable system that met stringent performance, price and time-to-market requirements.

“Using the MXI-Express RIO chassis, we can build highlycustomizable, high-channel-count conditioned measurement systems,” said AlbionKnight, vice president of Green Mountain Research Inc. “We now use ...

LabVIEW 8.6 further reduces FPGA-based development time with new features that engineers can use to program CompactRIO programmable automation controllers (PACs) directly without having to ...

To meet the unique requirements of the application, we implemented a highly optimized encoder interface in the FPGA to measure the cylinder position while programming the system entirely in NI LabVIEW ...

LabView is a great tool for developing embedded applications, but it has been a relatively well-kept secret. Embedded Technology Editor Bill Wong takes a look at a package that ...

Jeff Kodosky, co-founder and business and technology fellow at National Instruments, was an architect of the LabView graphical programming language. On visit to the NIDays technology conference in ...