The Digilent Physical Computing Kit for LabVIEW is a great way to add real world I/O to your next LabVIEW project. The Physical Computing Kit includes LabVIEW Home Edition and the chipKIT WF32 which can communicate with LabVIEW via USB or using its onboard Wifi radio. Digilient's Interaction kits (coming soon) allow you to add advanced functionality as your projects evolve.

The Digilent Physical Computing Kit for LabVIEW is a great way to add real world I/O to your next LabVIEW proj…

01 | Digilent Physical Computing Kit

In this tutorial we'll learn how to download and install LINX from the LabVIEW Tools network. Then we'll setu…

02 | Setup

In this tutorial we'll learn how to manually blink an LED when we click a front panel control and then modify …

03 | Blink!

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are high efficiency lights commonly used in indicators and for illumination. In t…

04 | Controlling Multiple LEDs

Push buttons provide a simple way for users to interact with a physical system and are found in most electroni…

05 | Push Button

More push buttons means more possibilities. In this tutorial we'll learn how to read from multiple push butto…

06 | Multiple Push Buttons

Potentiometers vary in resistance as the rotar is turned and are commonly used in things like volume knobs and…

07 | Potentiometer

LabVIEW makes data logging easy whether you're logging to a local text file or a remote database server. In t…

08 | Data Logging

The chipKIT WF32 has an onboard Wifi radio that can be used to connect the WF32 to a Wifi network and control …

09 | Wifi Setup