Next Elektor/element14 Webinar: Analog Circuit Design in LabVIEW
The Elektor Academy and element14 team are excited to announce their final webinar of the year! This time, our captivating and educational webinar presents analog circuit design in LabVIEW. Presenting on this exciting topic is Roy Aarts, our enthusiastic Elektor Labs trainee. Roy is interested in analog circuit design and electronics, and will give you a fresh perspective of the field.
The Elektor Academy and element14 team are excited to announce their final webinar of the year! This time, our captivating and educational webinar presents analog circuit design in LabVIEW.
This webinar is all about designing and testing analog circuitry with the help of National Instruments' LabVIEW with myDAQ and a configurable operational amplifier mini kit from Elektor. LabVIEW is used to configure and exercise the circuit, to control the myDAQ, and to graphically display measurement results. We'll demonstrate how to setup LabVIEW and myDAQ and how the system compares to a traditional lab setting with oscilloscopes and signal generators.
Presenting on this exciting topic is Roy Aarts, our enthusiastic Elektor trainee and electrical engineering student at the Zuyd University of Applied Sciences. Roy is interested in analog circuit design and electronics, and will give you a fresh perspective of the field.
Join and Win
During the webinar, we'll give away one fully assembled (by Roy) Opamp Minikit for the myDAQ board! The webinar will be held on 19 November 2015 at 4:00pm CEST. So don't miss out and book your place today!
Click here to register
This webinar is all about designing and testing analog circuitry with the help of National Instruments' LabVIEW with myDAQ and a configurable operational amplifier mini kit from Elektor. LabVIEW is used to configure and exercise the circuit, to control the myDAQ, and to graphically display measurement results. We'll demonstrate how to setup LabVIEW and myDAQ and how the system compares to a traditional lab setting with oscilloscopes and signal generators.
Presenting on this exciting topic is Roy Aarts, our enthusiastic Elektor trainee and electrical engineering student at the Zuyd University of Applied Sciences. Roy is interested in analog circuit design and electronics, and will give you a fresh perspective of the field.
Join and Win
During the webinar, we'll give away one fully assembled (by Roy) Opamp Minikit for the myDAQ board! The webinar will be held on 19 November 2015 at 4:00pm CEST. So don't miss out and book your place today!
Click here to register
