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    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND

    COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
    PDPM IIITDM JABALPUR

    Lab Manual
    For
    IT2E02:- IT Workshop

    Submitted to: Submitted By:


    Dr. Trivesh Kumar Saumya Kumar
    22BEC108
    List of Experiments

    Sr.No. Experiment Name Page.No Date Remarks


    1 Scientific Calculator 11/03/2024
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    List of Assignments

    Sr. Experiment Page Submission Remarks


    No Name No. Date
    1 Scientific calculator 11/03/2024
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    Experiment No.1
    Scientific Calculator Using LabVIEW

    Aim: The aim of this laboratory experiment is to design and


    implement a scientific calculator using LabVIEW, a graphical
    programming environment, to perform basic and advanced
    mathematical operations.

    Theory: LabVIEW (Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering


    Workbench) is a powerful graphical programming language
    commonly used for measurement and control systems. In this
    experiment, we will use LabVIEW to create a virtual scientific
    calculator that can perform operations such as addition, subtraction,
    multiplication, division, square root, trigonometric functions and
    also Simple Interest(SI) calculations.

    Procedure:
    1. Launch LabVIEW: Open LabVIEW on your computer and create a
    new VI (Virtual Instrument).
    2. Design the Front Panel: Add controls for numerical inputs
    (numeric controls) and buttons for different operations (Boolean
    controls).
    Include indicators to display results.
    3. Build the Block Diagram: Connect the controls to various
    mathematical and trigonometric functions.
    Implement the logic for each operation using LabVIEW's
    programming nodes.
    4. Implement Basic Operations:
    - Add nodes for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
    - Use Case structures or other control structures for decision-
    making.
    5. Implement Advanced Operations:
    - Add nodes for square root, sin, cos, tan, log, etc.
    - Utilize LabVIEW's built-in mathematical functions.

    Result:
    The virtual scientific calculator will be able to perform basic and
    advanced mathematical operations based on user inputs.

    Front end:
    Back End:

    Analysis:
    - Evaluate the accuracy and efficiency of the calculator.
    - Consider improvements or additional features that could enhance
    the calculator's functionality.

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