Labview Vi's

1. Power Calculator VI

This VI will take the voltage (in millivolts) and the current (in milliamps) and output the power (in microwatts). The inputs are both in the form of dials and the output is in the form of a color coded gauge.

2. Resistor resistance calculator by color bands

This VI will allow the user to choose the colors from a resistor band and output the equivalent resistance of that resistor without tolerances.

3. Audio Level

This VI allows the user to increase the DC level and AC levels to create a typical audio level indicator. The DC level is what causes the audio indicators to fill solid green where the AC signal represents different frequencies and noise levels which cause the indicators to switch on and off

4. Binary to Decimal Converter

This VI allows the user to set the bits of a 5 bit binary number and have the decimal value reported for quick conversions

5. Wire Resistance Calculator

This VI allows the user to calculate the resistance of a wire. The user will choose from the list of Conductors, the list of Wire Gauges, and input a length of wire. The resistance will be output in Ohms.

6. For Loop Count

This VI allows the user to set a number of loop iterations, and also a delay in milliseconds. The count of the loop will be output in the indicator, as well as populate a progress bar whose range is dynamically allocated to reflect the status of the loop.

7. Functions VI

This VI allows the user to input a numeric value for the variable x, and then return the result of sin(x), cos(x), and the absolute value of x. The tanks will also fill up depending on the value for x.

8. Digital Logic VI

This VI allows the user to set the Boolean values of A, B, and C and will output the results of specific Boolean operations.

9. Nested Count

This VI allows the user to select number of iterations for a for loop, a number of iterations for a nested for loop, and the amount of time for a delay between iterations. The tanks will fill up accordingly and also output the number of iterations have passed in both for loops.

10. Celsius to Fahrenheit converter

This VI allows the user to input a temperature in Celsius and have the temperature in Fahrenheit displayed as a number and as a thermometer indicator.

11. Boolean to Numeric VI

This VI allows the user to toggle a switch and will output the numerical representation of the switch. A 0 meas the switch is off while a 1 means the switch is on.

12. While Loop Counter

This VI allows the user to keep track of the count inside a while loop structure. The user must input the amount of time to wait between each iteration and toggle the start / reset switch to start the counter.

13. Binary Adder

This VI allows the user to input two numbers and have them added together. The VI will represent all of the numbers as both decimal and binary.