labviewNI教程2.pptx

How to Use this Slide Deck[Last Updated 08.20.2015]What’s Included?Instructional and exercise slides for the LabVIEW Student AmbassadorsEnd of lesson quiz questionsExercises that are designated “Homework” exercisesWhat’s Excluded?Sections involving hardwareLabVIEW Core 1Welcome to LabVIEW Core 1Course Learning MapCase StructuresEvent-Driven ProgrammingLesson 6Using Decision-Making StructuresLearn to create different decision-making structures and be able to identify applications where using these structures can be beneficial.B. Event-Driven ProgrammingEvent-Driven ScenarioPolling Versus EventsEvent-Driven ProgrammingConfiguring the Event StructureCaveats and RecommendationsRecognize basic features and functionality of event structures.Event-Driven ScenarioPolling Versus EventsB. Event-Driven ProgrammingEventsPollingEvent-Driven ProgrammingConfiguring the Event StructureB. Event-Driven ProgrammingB. Event-Driven ProgrammingEdit Events Dialog BoxConfigured EventsEventsEvent SourcesNotify and Filter EventsB. Event-Driven ProgrammingNotify Events (green arrow) Filter Events (red arrow)Configure and Use EventsDemonstrate configuring and using an Event structure.Converting a Polling Design to an Event Structure DesignExercise 6-2Convert a polling-based application to an Event structure-based applicationConverting a Polling Design to an Event Structure DesignHow many times did the loop run with polling?How many times did the loop run when you changed the VI to use an Event structure?Exercise 6-2Caveats and RecommendationsB. Event-Driven ProgrammingPlace only one Event structure in a loop.Use a Value Change event to detect value changes.Keep event handling code short and quick.Place Boolean control terminals inside an event case for latched operations to work properly.Avoid using an Event structure outside of a loop.Avoid configuring two Event structures for the same event.B. Event-Driven ProgrammingThink about the VIs that you will need to develop at your job.Will you use