Applied Virtual Instrumentation
Publisher: WIT Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Great Britain
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 277
Description: This book covers the fundamentals knowledge needed for interfacing sensors with PC using the new framework of virtual intrumentation. The autors focus on the knowledge required by a non-profesional to develop a modern monitoring system, i.e. to connect sensors to a PC, to drive GPIB instruments, condition their signals when required, and store and process the data using digital signal processing subroutines available in commercial virtuAL instrumentation packages.
Table of contents: title: Chapter 1 Introduction; title: Chapter 2 LabView and HP VEE Packages; title: Chapter 3 Signals and Measuring Configuration; title: Chapter 4 Sensors; title: Chapter 5 Signal Acquisition; title: Chapter 6 Sensors Characteristics Measurement; title: Chapter 7 Instrument Control; title: Chapter 8 Signal Generation, Analysis and Processing; title: References; title: Index