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Author(s)
Naji Mordi Naji Al-Dosary
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DOI:10.17265/2161-6256/2017.05.004
Affiliation(s)
Department of Agricultural Engineering, College of Food and Agriculture Sciences, King Saud University, P.O. Box 2460, Riyadh 11451, Saudi Arabia
ABSTRACT
LabVIEW software is a very programmable tool, which can be easily retrofitted and customized to build new aspects of
control and database monitoring systems for working with electrical devices. In
an instructional environment, the basic LabVIEW software processes provide
simulation model of virtual sensors
and their associated acceleration output from virtual motion input. This
simulation can be used as part of an inclusive perception
academic training system for engineering programs. Three virtual accelerometers
were used to demonstrate the utility of simulating the acceleration force and
vibration principles. A new LabVIEW front panel was
developed to represent the sum of the simulation forces acting on each
of the 3-axis semi-accelerometers. Thus, raw data strings of the 3-axis
semi-accelerometers could be input as simulated real data and analyzed for time
and the x, y, z-axis coordinate values. The toolkit of the LabVIEW platform is easy to implement, so engineers
and scientists, who are very interested in knowing recent applications of the modern
technology and the impact of its development processes, could be able to recognize
the LabVIEW toolkits structure optimally, have a comprehensive practice with it and possess an extensive concept
of the analysis techniques of this engineering language. Completely, the platform can
also be quickly reconfigured to meet any specific laboratory technical
requirements. So, this simulation study is underpinning of the accelerated
coordinates understanding and has also been exclusive to create a virtual and
vital acceleration application via the LabVIEW driver software.
KEYWORDS
LabVIEW platform, semi-accelerometer, coordinates, front panel, block diagram, waveform graph.
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