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Thomas Helm

Logging Front Panel Data - NI LabVIEW 8.6 Help - 6 views

  • A waveform chart logs only one data point at a time with front panel datalogging
  • wire an array
  • chart indicator, the datalog file contains a
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  • subset of the array the chart displays.
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    Shows how datalogging works
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    Use front panel datalogging to record data for use in other VIs and in reports. For example, you can log data from a graph and use that data in another graph in a separate VI. Each time a VI runs, front panel datalogging saves the front panel data to a separate datalog file, which is in the format of delimited text.
Andrew Drogan

Passing Data Between Loop Iterations in NI LabVIEW - National Instruments - 2 views

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    When programming with loops, you often must access data from previous iterations of the loop in LabVIEW. For example, if you are acquiring one piece of data in each iteration of a loop and must average every five pieces of data, you must retain the data from previous iterations of the loop.
Joshua Wilkinson

Reading from Datalog Files - NI LabVIEW 8.6 Help - 5 views

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    this shows how the data logs work ( ._.)
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Anthony DiVirgilio

NXT Data Collection - NI Discussion Forums - 3 views

  • sounds like for your application you might want to use the Log Angle (red/blue/green) nodes to acquire your data. This lets you sample at a specific rate for a given amount of time and saves the data to a file called RedData.dat, BlueData.dat or GreenData.dat depending on the color of the Log Angle you chose
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    how to log data
Alexander Laferriere

color and light sensor - 2 views

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    this shows how to use the color and light sensor
Alexander Laferriere

chowmillersumobots - 8 views

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    the robot designs on this page are possible for our criteria. the majority of them have a ramp like structure on the front for pushing and flipping
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    the ramp on the front seems to be the easiest way to win based on other designs ive seen.
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    this has some good ideas
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    the terminator looks like a fun approach to this project
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    i wish i could see some of the videos but i cant right now i wanted to see if thee were any changes to ramp in general
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    the sumobotofdestruction looks cool and doable
Nick Laferriere

Programming Solutions for the LEGO Mindstorms NXT - Which approach is best for you? | R... - 1 views

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    Programming Solutions for the LEGO Mindstorms
Thaddeus McKeon

Community: Autonomous NXT Robot - 1 views

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    an NXT doing a maze in only a minute 35
Alexander Laferriere

Sumobots - 3 views

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    i thing that this proves that a big plow in the front may be a good idea
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    Jarid had posted a link as well with the plow as a v shape. this would work if your going for pushing someone off the table
Alexander Laferriere

RoboChallenge - 3 views

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    some good ideas for design
Alexander Laferriere

Sumo Bots - Science Olympiad Student Center Event Wiki - 0 views

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    this has some good explinations of designs
Alexander Laferriere

Sumo Robot Contest [Including How To Videos] - 2 views

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    this shows that the robots will be better at pushing if that have alot of torque
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    shows a great example of an inclined plane
Alexander Laferriere

LEGO - 9 views

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    sorta of a change in design than the last one i had thought was good
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    this looks like it wikll work
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    this is a good idea but it would be hard to change the gears in a short amount of time
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    this might be a possible solution but it might not have enough power to make it up the 22.5 degree incline.
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    looks good
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    Great pictures Tommy. We can use some of these ideas to build our robot
Lindsey Carlson

Using Shift Registers - 1 views

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    LabVIEW 2009 LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Module Help When using loops, it is often useful to have a result from the last iteration of the loop for the next iteration of the loop. This can be accomplished using Shift Registers; shift registers will pass values from previous iterations through the loop to the next iteration.
Thomas Helm

Related Documentation (DSC Module) - LabVIEW 8.6 Datalogging and Supervisory Control Mo... - 0 views

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    The following documents contain information that you might find helpful as you use the LabVIEW Datalogging and Supervisory Control (DSC) Module. You must install the PDFs to access them from this help file. You must have Adobe Reader 6.0.1 or later installed to view or search the PDF versions of these manuals.
Declan Coen

Log Red Dataset - LabVIEW 2009 LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Module Help - National Instruments - 4 views

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    LabVIEW 2009 LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Module Help Logs Data from the specified sensor connected to the specified port. The data logging parameters are sample time and total time.For the Red Vis, the data is stored in the RedData.dat file on the NXT brick and can be viewed using the Data Viewer application.
Thomas Corcoran

Reading Microsoft Excel Numeric Data Into LabVIEW - National Instruments - 2 views

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    converting .xls to .lvm
Anthony DiVirgilio

Read Ultrasound (cm) - LabVIEW 2009 LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Module Help - National Instruments - 3 views

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      here is a good code example for the ultrasonic sensor
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    shows how to use basic ultrasonics in labview
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