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Lesson 2LabVIEW FPGA BasicsHardware ConfigurationLabVIEW FPGA Development Process Reconfigurable I/O Architectures Creating a LabVIEW FPGA Project A. Hardware ConfigurationConfigure LabVIEWBefore installing any device:patible devices in MAX Two types of devices:Install LabVIEWInstall LabVIEW FPGA Install the appropriate driver (for example, NI-RIO) Devices connected directly to the PC (through PCI, PXI, and so on) Remote devices connected through a network connection Devices Connected Directly to the PC Exercise 2-1: Configuring the RIO HardwareOpen MAX, find the RIO device, and verify that the device is functioning. B. LabVIEW FPGA Development ProcessSteps to Develop a LabVIEW FPGA ApplicationEvaluate System Requirement sDesign the Software Architectur eConfigure Hardware in ProjectCreate and Implement the FPGA VIEmulate and Compile the FPGA VIBuild the Host Interface Evaluate System RequirementsUse the following steps to identify the software requirements: Determine software purpose Elicit requirements from stakeholders Determine system requirements Determine user interface requirementsBuild the Host InterfaceEmulate and Compile the FPGA VICreate and Implement the FPGA VIConfigure Hardware in ProjectDesign the Software ArchitectureEvaluate System Requirements Design the Software ArchitectureBuild the Host InterfaceEmulate and Compile the FPGA VICreate and Implement the FPGA VIConfigure Hardware in ProjectDesign the Software ArchitectureEvaluate System RequirementsThe Software Architecture chosen must: Set out which processes occur on which targets Satisfy all system requirements Be modular in implementation Configure Hardware in ProjectEvaluate System RequirementsDesign the Software Architecture Configure Hardware in Project Create and Implement the FPGA VIEmulate and Compile the FPGA VI Build the Host Interface Create and Implement the FPGA VIBuild the Host InterfaceEmulate and Compile the FPGA VICreate and Implement the FPGA VIEvaluate System Requireme