The Motor DC Labview - Case Study Example

In order to control the front panel articles, we had to add code using the graphical representations which we had already developed. Once we completed our programming we could get the accurate RPM and voltage. The features of the front panel can be described as follows; it includes RPM control, target RPM, and a box that would give the RPM measurement. The notable aspect of this front panel is that it includes all essential displays like plot, amplitude, time, device name, supply, and status. We had also made a while loop for the block diagram with complete internal wiring between the RPM control and target RPM, waveform chart, and combined signal, the combined signal was again wired with RPM measure, target RPM, and RPM measured.

The cleanup code on the top of the block diagram is also wired to the while loop. Signs and measurement displays were the other features. For instance, the sign on the while loop shows the loop condition whereas the left of the block diagram shows the device name and the supply polarity. The line on the graph remains vertical but as the voltage increases, the RPM goes higher, which would make measurement easier. In short, the experiment was a challenging reward that helped us test our own understanding of the effective use of NI ELVIS and LabView.

We found that LabView was really helpful in our programming because we could find the positive result of our own experiment in controlling the motor speed.