whatis virtual instrumention?
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Answer / ankurjha
In simple words,it is like simulating a real life/on site
situation on a computer screen, wherein the input variables
can be manipulated & outcomes can be observed without
visiting the site.
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Answer / kaja farkhan
virtual instrumentation is an field in which it deals with
the maniplation of inputted variables through simulation
and then we can implement these simulated ones in real.
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Answer / binay
Virtual instrumentation is a revolutionary concept that has
changed the way engineers and scientists approach
measurement and automation. VI means measurement without
physical devices. VI is brought through easy-to-integrate
software, such as the NI LabVIEW graphical development
environment, and modular hardware, such as PCI modules. It
is widely used for data acquisition and instrument control.
VIs are viewable but not touchable i.e. no physical
existence but performance is like a real instrument. It
makes the computer and hardware to work for our wish.
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Answer / kaja farkhan
virtual instrumentation means in simple words we are just
stimulating the future processes with the help if the
softwares
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Answer / nitin shrivastava
LabVIEW programming are called virtual instrumentation it
consist three parts front pannel,block diagram,and icon
connector.
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