A Report on Two Days Workshop on

LabVIEW and Its Applications in

Instrumentation & Control

To meet the Industry goals and requirements the Department of Electronics and

Communication Engineering , Laxmi Institute of Technology ,Sarigam in

association with IETE Professional Activity Centre, Sarigam conducted a two

days’ workshop on “LabVIEW and Its Applications in Instrumentation &

Control” on the 11th

July, 2017 and 13th

July, 2017 for the students of

Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer

Science, Information Technology and MCA .

A total of 53 students participated in the workshop.

The sessions were delivered by Mr. Manoj Kumar, junior Engineer UGC-DAE

Consortium for Scientific Research (An Autonomous Institution of University

Grants Commission, New Delhi) Indore Centre.

Two days’ workshop was started as per the program schedule at 9.00am. on 11th

July 2017. This auspicious occasion was graced by the resource person Mr. Manoj

Kumar, Junior Engineer UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research (An

Autonomous Institution of University Grants Commission, New Delhi) Indore

Centre , Prof. (Dr.) Basavaraj Patil, Director Laxmi Institute of Technology,

Sarigam , Prof. Amrat Patel , Principal Laxmi Institute of Technology,

Sarigam Prof. Nandlal Dhandhukia Head of Department Electronics and

Communication Engineering, Prof. Ravi Krishan Pandey Head of Department

Computer Science Engineering, Prof. Kaustubh Arekar, Head MCA, Faculty

Members and Student Participants.

This workshop was initiated by Prof. Abhinash Sinha, Assistant Professor,

Mechanical Engineering Department and this workshop Coordinated by Prof.

Siddhi B Desai and Prof. Sanjeet Kumar Shriwastava .

Prof. (Dr.) Basavaraj Patil, Director Laxmi Institute of Technology,

Sarigam delivered the key note address during the inauguration & highlighted the

features of “LabVIEW” and also Encouraged students for development of

Projects using.

Virtual Instrumentation combines mainstream commercial technologies with

flexible software and a wide variety of measurement and control hardware.

Engineers use Virtual Instrumentation to bring the power of flexible software to

test, control and design applications to make accurate measurements. Virtual

Instrumentation uses highly productive software, modular I/O and commercial

platforms. National Instrument’s LabVIEW, a premier virtual instrumentation

graphical development environment, uses symbolic or graphical representations to

speed up the development. If you are interested in learning more about

programming with drag-and-drop, graphical function blocks instead of writing

lines of text, one day LabVIEW workshop is right for you. Whether you are an

engineer integrating LabVIEW into a course or an engineering student looking to

enhance a design project, this workshop helps you start programming with the

ultimate system design software.

The main objective of this workshop was to upgrade the skills of the students but it

also provided a common platform to explore the use of Virtual Instrumentation and

Design aspects using simulation with the help of NI LabVIEW.

The following areas were covered with hands-on exposure to the software:

• Brief overview of Lab VIEW and its applications.

• Mathematical operations

• Digital Logic using Boolean gates

• For Loops with various examples

• Shift Registers and its applications

• Design of Arrays with examples

• Conditional While Loops

• Practical system examples using Case Structures.

• Implementation of higher end computation using Formula Nodes.

• Hierarchical designing using Sub-VI

At the end of the workshop students provided an excellent feedback.

Prof. Nandlal Dhandhukia, Head of Department , Electronics and Commu-

nication Engineering delivered the vote of Thanks.

We thank the management, Gajera Trust and Honorable Director LIT, for their

constant &continuous encouragement, and providing valuable directions and

support in time.