
Identify the hardware needed for the first project, including a single wire, two leads, and a 330-ohm resistor, plus a cable to connect to the laptop.
Learn the main structure of an Arduino sketch with setup and loop functions, including pin mode configuration, serial settings, and using // and /* */ for comments.
Simulate the first project in Proteus by installing the required library, adding the Arduino component on pin 10 with ground, and uploading the hex file to run a blink.
Discover why variable declaration matters in Arduino projects: store values in memory, replace pins or delays with a single variable, and distinguish between variable, constant, and hash define.
Arduino is an open-source computer hardware used to develop interactive objects, taking inputs from a variety of switches or sensors, and controlling a variety of lights, motors, and other physical outputs.
Arduino projects can be stand-alone, or they can communicate with software running on your computer
LabVIEW: is a highly productive development environment for creating Graphical interfaces for applications that interact with real-world data or signals in fields such as science and engineering.
LabVIEW itself is a software development environment that contains numerous components, several of which are required for any type of test, measurement, or control application.
Hardware Support
Support for thousands of hardware devices, including:
Scientific instruments
Data acquisition devices
Sensors
Cameras
Motors and actuators
Using LabVIEW , we can design a GUI interface that display all indicators and controls that we need in our project like LED's, Switches, Temperature indicators and any others