Learning with LabVIEW

Gives you the basics to get started if you are a new timer.

Learning with LabView 6i is one of the most up to date resources available for LabView programmers, both novice and experienced alike. This well written book takes the reader through the basics of learning LabView, a graphically based icon programming language used by researchers, technologists, and industrialists the world over. With a simple and understandable approach to the logic of icon based programming languages, the new user will be able to write their first LabView program within 1 hour of beginning to read this book. For the seasoned LabView veteran the book is sprinkled liberally with powerful insights and clever programming techniques which is sure to keep them on top of their field of expertise. LabView from National Instruments is rapidly becoming the premiere programming language for laboratories, industrial automation, quality assurance, and educational institutions. It offers unsurpassed ease of use with a minimal learning curve, but this does not detract from the powerful underlying programming language. The newbie will be programming within the hour of reading this book, the seasoned pro will be programming better than ever. With a clever teaching and instructional organization to the book the information contained therein flows easily and logically to the reader. The writing style is efficient and intelligent, but not cold like so many text books can be. Reading this book will inspire new LabView programming confidence and will give you the urge to write your own applications as soon possible. Learning with LabView 6i will become your reference book of the future, dog eared, worn out, but with so much value in the years to come! As an experienced LabView programmer I urge all new users to obtain a copy of this text for your own personal library; you'll always appreciate having the answers you require at your fingertips.

This book takes you step by step from the beginning. A must for the beginning programmer and a good reference for the advanced programmer. I read it straight through and never got bored or confused.AWESOME!