For my thesis I have to get to know a (at first glance) very complex labview program that controlls an airconditioning plant. Your tutorials helped me a lot! thank you for your effort :)
Hey Ruben, i am glad i was able to somehow help. I believe my videos are TOO long. I will try to do better. I hope your thesis is going/has gone well :)
I have been tryiong to learn this program for months, books etc... BUT THIS, this is amazing! You're making it so simple! I actually understand what I'm doing now, thank you! :)
Hey everyone ! thank you for the positive feedback thus far ! my intent was too just do projects and upload what i did - however there is a growing demand for making tutorials and using labview for more real world integration like arduino ! i am all for honesty - i just completed my thesis - and am transitioning into the next phase - i promise u . i will try to make more and more indepth videos as well as some arduino work ! :) - i actually had to use that for my thesis - i will do my best !
So glad to have found your tutorial. I have a friend who has a project written in LV and it was a bit intimidating at first glance. I'll be walking through this with you. Thanks for sharing/helping with your knowledge.
David, Perfect! There are numerous LabView programs in UA-cam. But yours stand out because of QUALITY! In a tutorial like this several things are necessary for QUALITY and yours has it ALL! In my opinion, the QUALITY of an youtube tutorial video depends on - 1. picture quality ---- yours is 100% 2. Sound quality - yours is 100% 3. Accent - yours is 100% (You have an accent - but is fully understandable and clear) 4. Simple and attractive way of teaching - yours is 100% In a nutshell I give you 100%, at least from my point of view. Now here is a request - Can you please record some tutorial on the use of LabView with PLCs with the application of NI OPC Server /Shared Memory and DSC (Data Access and Supervisory Control). It uses LabBiew as an HMI (Front-end) to give commands and show status from a PLC(Programmable Logic Controller). There are a few videos out there, but not in English. Strangely, only Spanish guys have done those tutorials! And some only plays music in the background while dragging and dropping - god know what! --that's no way of showing how to do! That only like showing off! If you are familiar on what I am talking about, I would like to see a few put out by you! If not, with your knowledge, you can master it and then put those out to help millions! Thanks.
Thanks Mr. DMZ for uploading that wonderful tutorial. I would like to take your lessons on daily basis to improve my skills. Audio/Video/Language all are perfect.
dear Mr siddique, this series (my first on youtube) is mostly about me doing my own projects while describing my thought process .. in the NEAR future i will be starting a more in depth tutorial to describe the individual features of labview .. my best advice would be for you to get to know what each block does and more importantly to know all the block types that you have at your disposal .. by knowing the tools u have will know how to tackle different problems .. along the way and hopefully with the help of my future videos, i will be discussing more advanced techniques in labview that can help you make more complex projects. for now, have fun with the program, try to do random simple projects and that will help you build up ur experiences with labview .. goodluck !
Thank you man, the rest of the series is a bit annoying - i will be doing a new set of videos that are more targeted on functions in the near future :)
David, So far your tutorial is the best, you did show us step by step, by the way I am using Evaluation version, so there are limited, can you show us how to program with DAQ (Data Acquisition) by using Evaluation. thanks-
Hey K Dinh, There are many forms of the DAQ - some of which attach to physical objects such as a sensor or an analysis unit - however i don't believe i will be able to make any videos on those subjects unfortunately - i do apologize for that - in the near future though i hope to make some videos that address acquisitions from other softwares on the computer itself :) - i hope this helps ! And thank you for enjoying the videos :)
Hi! I really like your video, good job on it! I have a quick question. How demanding is LabView as a program? Do you need a fast processor in your computer? Thanks in advance!
I have to be pedantic and comment on your statement at 6:00. It is not true that a "linear" programming language can have no parallel execution. Parallel execution is attained by using thread or multiple processes, and is absolutely possible in C, C++, Java, Python, and most programming languages that exist. The Linux kernel, for example, is written in C and assembly and it certainly utilizes both threading and multiprocessing. It is worth noting that threading, which is probably utilized heavily in the background of LabVIEW does not execute things in parallel, but rather interleaved. Utilizing multiple processor cores does allow for true parallelization. I do not know if LabVIEW does or does not do this.
well that's all good, but how does it interface with the real physical items mentioned, say that dial was connected to a pump and you wanted the pump to switch/ react to the dial, run the pump and fill the tank, there is no interface between the software program and the physical items. i want to know how this is interfaced to a physical system good video thanks
Hi, Does anyone know the code to link up an outside source to Labview? For example, I want to stop a pump, adjust the flow rate of the pump, pause the pump using Labview assuming the connections have been made, but I can't find the correct code pathway to actually connect the pump to Labview. I just can't find the right markers on both panels to display the connection. Any input would be great. Thank you.
Hey Hamid, life is full of things that are taking priority over the new series of videos :( but i hope to have something restarted within the next few months :) Thank you for your interest !
this is really amazing, only one question i am having and that is , how to get the fullversion of labview, because i am having 7 days trial version from national instruments. , please reply me ASAP. , thankyou sir :)
hey, im sorry for the late reply, i have been working on my own palette for labview which i will be sharing with the world .. for the time being my best advice is to try to get an educational version (i believe u also get a 6 month trial with that) - goodluck !
I really can't believe you explained dividing by 20 as dividing first by 10, and then by 2. This kind of summarizes the general tone of the tutorial. I appreciate it but you are wasting a lot of time on easy stuff.
Oğuz İncedalıp Well its a _beginner_ video. Sorda like a "book for dummies" thing. There was some unneeded material and some repetition but the point is to teach complete beginners
Hey, if you can get your hands on the software, yes it is possible to learn the basics within a month :) - but you will need to be dedicated to learn all the little tricks - eventually it will take a lifetime of learning to master all its options :) - goodluck !
going to have a job interview by National Instruments for the position of Legal Advisor.....have no fucking clue what these engineer stuffs are, i'm so fucked
I know they are :( i am so sorry about that - i have stopped making long videos and am working on making short ones that are more "straight to the point" ! Thank you for vieweing this and thank you fro your comment ! Google Translate (Spanish):: Sé que son :( Lo siento mucho acerca de eso - que he dejado de hacer videos largos y estoy trabajando en hacer los cortos que son más "directo al grano" Gracias por este vieweing y gracias vaivén tu comentario!
As an engineer I do not need an explanation that 20 is a factor of 10 and 2. This was a 37 minute long video that should have been 10 minutes. Please try to be less pedantic and more respectful of others time. I appreciate your efforts but your presentation needs a lot of work.
Hey Captain, I am 4 month late replying to a 4 year old video. However, i totally agree with you, i believe these videos are absolutely horrible, and would not recommend anyone to watch them. They were my first attempt at this whole UA-cam Video thing, and since i stopped ive been wanting to make short bitesized episodes (something like one on each functio) 5 minutes each kind of thing, but never found the time. Thank you for commenting though!
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god bless you man, this was by far the best labview tutorial there is on the internet.
thanks. it is great
the bst part was "click click click click clik 😊😀☺"
God bless you man. I learnt a lot.
For my thesis I have to get to know a (at first glance) very complex labview program that controlls an airconditioning plant. Your tutorials helped me a lot! thank you for your effort :)
Hey Ruben, i am glad i was able to somehow help.
I believe my videos are TOO long. I will try to do better.
I hope your thesis is going/has gone well :)
One of the greatest tutorials ever made.
I have been tryiong to learn this program for months, books etc... BUT THIS, this is amazing! You're making it so simple! I actually understand what I'm doing now, thank you! :)
Hey everyone !
thank you for the positive feedback thus far !
my intent was too just do projects and upload what i did - however there is a growing demand for making tutorials and using labview for more real world integration like arduino !
i am all for honesty - i just completed my thesis - and am transitioning into the next phase - i promise u . i will try to make more and more indepth videos as well as some arduino work ! :) - i actually had to use that for my thesis - i will do my best !
+David Zakharia (DMZ) thank you！
I just watched ur first video n it was awesome. u explained it in an easy way. ty.
Thank you. ^^
Appreciate the info but the pace is too slow. Way too many unnecessary words. The slower people can hit rewind.
So glad to have found your tutorial. I have a friend who has a project written in LV and it was a bit intimidating at first glance. I'll be walking through this with you. Thanks for sharing/helping with your knowledge.
Thanks David. I really learned a lot on the basic use of LabView. I will continue on your video lecture.
Best labview tutorial ever! Thank you!
ua-cam.com/video/J5cw_jhBK_0/v-deo.html
David,
Perfect! There are numerous LabView programs in UA-cam. But yours stand out because of QUALITY! In a tutorial like this several things are necessary for QUALITY and yours has it ALL! In my opinion, the QUALITY of an youtube tutorial video depends on -
1. picture quality ---- yours is 100%
2. Sound quality - yours is 100%
3. Accent - yours is 100% (You have an accent - but is fully understandable and clear)
4. Simple and attractive way of teaching - yours is 100%
In a nutshell I give you 100%, at least from my point of view.
Now here is a request - Can you please record some tutorial on the use of LabView with PLCs with the application of NI OPC Server /Shared Memory and DSC (Data Access and Supervisory Control). It uses LabBiew as an HMI (Front-end) to give commands and show status from a PLC(Programmable Logic Controller). There are a few videos out there, but not in English. Strangely, only Spanish guys have done those tutorials! And some only plays music in the background while dragging and dropping - god know what! --that's no way of showing how to do! That only like showing off! If you are familiar on what I am talking about, I would like to see a few put out by you! If not, with your knowledge, you can master it and then put those out to help millions!
Thanks.
Really great to watch this basic tutorial for beginners 👍👍👍 Thanks you for the session
Thank you for sharing the video tutorial. It really helps my project. Amazing work you had done.
Awesome! Very well explained
Thanks a lot :)
Really good tutorial. Thumbs up for folks like you, skillful in explanations!
Thank you, David.Very well explained.
Clearly explained so that freshers can understand very easily... Thank you and expecting more videos like this...
7 months later, I respond.
So sorry for that delay, I will need to remake this video.
I have new ideas on how to better introduce people to LabView.
very Helpful.. Thanks. keep uploading more please :)
Thanks Mr. DMZ for uploading that wonderful tutorial. I would like to take your lessons on daily basis to improve my skills.
Audio/Video/Language all are perfect.
dear Mr siddique,
this series (my first on youtube) is mostly about me doing my own projects while describing my thought process ..
in the NEAR future i will be starting a more in depth tutorial to describe the individual features of labview ..
my best advice would be for you to get to know what each block does and more importantly to know all the block types that you have at your disposal .. by knowing the tools u have will know how to tackle different problems ..
along the way and hopefully with the help of my future videos, i will be discussing more advanced techniques in labview that can help you make more complex projects.
for now, have fun with the program, try to do random simple projects and that will help you build up ur experiences with labview ..
goodluck !
Pretty good and detailed tutorial, exactly what i needed! Thanks a lot man!
amazing information that i get from this lesson....thank you david.....
Perfect tutorial and very nice and clear english :) thanks for explenation m8
Nice wallpaper ,, i just started with your lectures hope for the best now :D
Thanks David! I love your explanation!
Thanks for the video..Excellent and enjoying session....
Thanks so much! very clear video
Well explained, looked at a few basic vids. this was by far the best and easiest to follow and let the basics sink in. wd and ty
Great video ! Thanks for the tutorial... Its really helpful :D
Thank you for the comment!
Even though this is now so long ago, it is refreshing to see people still interested!
Thank you David! It is helpful!
VERY CLEAR AND STRAIgHT FORWARD. THANK YOU.
I love you David, thank you so much!!
to me as a totally new user it was a very good demo! Thanks!
Thank you for your feedback Jurgen. I hope you are getting better at it now :)
man you're awesome... you've explained everything I need specially the last part when you talked about control E lol..
thanks alot
Thank David ! It's a very usefull tutorial ! :)
great job!
I´m learning english and i need to leard to handle LabView. This tutorials are perfect for me. 001 of 041
You did a great job with this video
Thank you man, the rest of the series is a bit annoying - i will be doing a new set of videos that are more targeted on functions in the near future :)
I like your desktop background !
Best Basic Tutorial
Awesome video man, helped out a lot, thanks.
good work
David,
So far your tutorial is the best, you did show us step by step, by the way I am using Evaluation version, so there are limited, can you show us how to program with DAQ (Data Acquisition) by using Evaluation.
thanks-
Hey K Dinh,
There are many forms of the DAQ - some of which attach to physical objects such as a sensor or an analysis unit - however i don't believe i will be able to make any videos on those subjects unfortunately - i do apologize for that - in the near future though i hope to make some videos that address acquisitions from other softwares on the computer itself :) - i hope this helps !
And thank you for enjoying the videos :)
i am now the CEO of a software company thanks to this tutorial. will you be the godfather to my children?
I am happy to hear that my contributions to UA-cam have helped you out.
Are you hiring ?
Thanks a lot! this was really enjoyable and useful! I think You should go on with providing good explanations of LabView working processes.
i will hopefully be making more indepth videos about the features:) but thank you for your support
Perfect !!
keep doing jus man....
you help a Looooooot of people out there...
great work man ! very organized !
you are amaizy man , very good job ,thanks alot
thank you sami, i will be making better videos hopefully in the near future
it is good . I like it. thanks david
Thank you, it helps me!
Very good
Thank you
Hi! I really like your video, good job on it! I have a quick question. How demanding is LabView as a program? Do you need a fast processor in your computer?
Thanks in advance!
I have to be pedantic and comment on your statement at 6:00. It is not true that a "linear" programming language can have no parallel execution. Parallel execution is attained by using thread or multiple processes, and is absolutely possible in C, C++, Java, Python, and most programming languages that exist. The Linux kernel, for example, is written in C and assembly and it certainly utilizes both threading and multiprocessing. It is worth noting that threading, which is probably utilized heavily in the background of LabVIEW does not execute things in parallel, but rather interleaved. Utilizing multiple processor cores does allow for true parallelization. I do not know if LabVIEW does or does not do this.
It was a nice explanation.....If possible could you make a video tutorial on Stepper motor control
Man it is really nice lecture.
great free tutorial on the net!
Thank you!
Muito bom!(Br)
thanks dav , super!
well that's all good, but how does it interface with the real physical items mentioned, say that dial was connected to a pump and you wanted the pump to switch/ react to the dial, run the pump and fill the tank, there is no interface between the software program and the physical items.
i want to know how this is interfaced to a physical system
good video thanks
Thanks for this video
good work !!!
great video !!
thank you david nice intro
Thankyou for the tutorial
Very nice experience, but I want how to install labVIEW softeare on my laptop. Thanks
Hi, Does anyone know the code to link up an outside source to Labview? For example, I want to stop a pump, adjust the flow rate of the pump, pause the pump using Labview assuming the connections have been made, but I can't find the correct code pathway to actually connect the pump to Labview. I just can't find the right markers on both panels to display the connection. Any input would be great. Thank you.
thank you @David M.Zakharia (DMZ)
Great !!!
You are great friend
where are the other videos?
Hey Hamid, life is full of things that are taking priority over the new series of videos :( but i hope to have something restarted within the next few months :) Thank you for your interest !
this is really amazing, only one question i am having and that is , how to get the fullversion of labview, because i am having 7 days trial version from national instruments. , please reply me ASAP. , thankyou sir :)
hey, im sorry for the late reply, i have been working on my own palette for labview which i will be sharing with the world .. for the time being my best advice is to try to get an educational version (i believe u also get a 6 month trial with that) - goodluck !
+dhruvin bhadani mail me to rakesh9490@gmail.com to get the trick....
Could you please tell me how to get Diffusion ADC value using this software? Thank you cso much!
hi there. could you control hobby servos with lab view? tnx
You should do Arduino.
Good job :)
awesome ! .. could u make an arduino series?
Hey :) - i do apologize for the late reply, i do plan on making an arduino series - however that has not started yet :(
is there any way to contact with you?
its good
Too small the screen, can’t read the words or icons
I thought it was DeMilitaryZone when I saw LabView with DMZ. I am Korean...
interesting
indeed
Very long video for what it actually gets across. Try to be more to the point.
Well there was a lot of introduction to the terms which I see as important :P
thank you !!!
C code? I thought it was G.
I really can't believe you explained dividing by 20 as dividing first by 10, and then by 2. This kind of summarizes the general tone of the tutorial. I appreciate it but you are wasting a lot of time on easy stuff.
Oğuz İncedalıp Well its a _beginner_ video. Sorda like a "book for dummies" thing. There was some unneeded material and some repetition but the point is to teach complete beginners
请问这个软件一个月能否学会？
Hey, if you can get your hands on the software, yes it is possible to learn the basics within a month :) - but you will need to be dedicated to learn all the little tricks - eventually it will take a lifetime of learning to master all its options :) - goodluck !
Incredably long winded.
going to have a job interview by National Instruments for the position of Legal Advisor.....have no fucking clue what these engineer stuffs are, i'm so fucked
fuck it, i failed the interview which lasted for 5 hours(2 hours of test and 3 hours of interrogation session)
los videos estan muy largos
I know they are :( i am so sorry about that - i have stopped making long videos and am working on making short ones that are more "straight to the point" ! Thank you for vieweing this and thank you fro your comment !
Google Translate (Spanish):: Sé que son :( Lo siento mucho acerca de eso - que he dejado de hacer videos largos y estoy trabajando en hacer los cortos que son más "directo al grano" Gracias por este vieweing y gracias vaivén tu comentario!
I can't believe you spent over 10 minutes, going over the menu functions, without ever giving a demonstration of how they work. Weird.
I hate ford advertisements.
As an engineer I do not need an explanation that 20 is a factor of 10 and 2. This was a 37 minute long video that should have been 10 minutes. Please try to be less pedantic and more respectful of others time. I appreciate your efforts but your presentation needs a lot of work.
Hey Captain,
I am 4 month late replying to a 4 year old video.
However, i totally agree with you, i believe these videos are absolutely horrible, and would not recommend anyone to watch them.
They were my first attempt at this whole UA-cam Video thing, and since i stopped ive been wanting to make short bitesized episodes (something like one on each functio) 5 minutes each kind of thing, but never found the time.
Thank you for commenting though!