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- Teamwork for System Development,
by C.G. Masi, Senior Editor (Control Engineering, May 2007)
- Car Stereos Get Benched,
by Martin Rowe, Senior Technical Editor (Test & Measurement World, April 2006)
- Anatomy of a Switch,
by Tom Lecklider, Senior Technical Editor (Evaluation Engineering, April 2006)
- System Integration for Fun and Profit, by Bob Stasonis (PXI Technology Review, Summer-Fall 2004)
- Using a Simple State Machine Template, by Keith Brainard, Project Engineer (LabVIEW Technical Resource, Vol. 11, No. 4)
- Strobe Light Helps Freeze Solder Balls, by C.G. Masi, Contributing Editor
(Vision Systems Design, November 2001)
- Automated Resistance Test and Sort Machine, by Peter Blume, Bloomy Controls;
Brian Kochan and Kevin Boette, Saint-Gobain Igniter Products
(Desktop Engineering, March 2002)
- Outsourcing ATE Development, by Matthew Kennedy, Engineering Manager
(presented at Nepcon East 2002)
- Divide and Conquer Optical Measurements, by Martin Rowe, Senior Technical Editor (Test & Measurement World, May 2003)
- PXI-Based, Multipurpose, Mobile DAQ Station, by Robert Gough, Project Engineer (PXI Technology Review, Spring 2003)
- Automating PCB Functional Test, by Matthew Kennedy and Greg Burroughs, Bloomy Controls; and Elaine Fasoli Bailey, Lifeline Systems (Evaluation Engineering, July 2003)
- Automated Inspection Guarantees Color, by C.G. Masi, Contributing Editor
(Vision Systems Design, November 2003)
- Bloomy DAQ System Profiles Jet Engine Performance, (Instrumentation Newsletter, Q3 2004)
- PC-Based Instruments: Not Just Hype, by Peter Blume, President (Electronic Design Online, July 14, 2004
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These LabVIEW VIs may be downloaded and used without obligation or licensing. They are provided as-is without guarantee or warranty. Bloomy Controls is not liable for damage to equipment or injury to persons resulting from use of these VIs.
| LabVIEW VI |
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When you need: |
How it works: |
| Verify Path Exists |
49.6 KB |
To ensure the folder to which you will log data exists before trying to access it.
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The VI checks that the specified path exists. If not, a path is created from the root drive.
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| Delete Folder |
75.3 KB |
To clean out a folder hierarchy full of old data files that have been processed and condensed; To perform garbage collection for unneeded files created while your program runs. |
The VI gets a listing of all files and folders in the specified folder and recursively deletes everything. It provides protection against deleting certain system folders. |
| Close LabVIEW Conditional |
49.7 KB |
To cause LabVIEW to automatically shut itself down when your application is deployed as an executable. |
The VI determines if LabVIEW is running in a run-time or development environment and closes LabVIEW if run-time. |
| Boolean Transition |
27.4 KB |
To sound an alarm when a specific condition is met. |
The VI monitors the state of the input Boolean and allows the user to trigger a programmatic event when the state of the Boolean changes. |
| Interval Timer |
31.7 KB |
To control the rate at which data is logged to file; To control process timing such as on and off cycle times. |
The VI allows user to specify interval in msec, seconds, minutes, or hours. Meant to run repeatedly, the VI outputs a Boolean that can trigger an event in your program when the specified interval has elapsed. |
| Running Average |
30 KB |
To keep an average of the last several data points. |
The VI keeps an array of input values in memory and provides the average value as an output. |
| PieGraph.vi |
60 KB |
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See automation and control systems we've developed for customers. |
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"Our original cable thermal test system was limited
in capacity, cumbersome to use, and the data it produced was difficult
to work with. Bloomy Controls totally re-architected the system’s
software and expanded our test capabilities beyond what we previously
thought was possible with our existing equipment. The results: we’ve
increased our throughput by 300%, test configuration and setup has been
vastly simplified, and the data handling and report generation are
completely automatic. Over 30 hours of tedious manual labor has been
eliminated for each test run."
David Slack
Engineering Manager
Times Microwave Systems |
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