myDAQ

Advanced Project Ideas

This is lab 10 of 10 in the course

Start doing projects on your own with your myDAQ. Get started with a few ideas here. Now that students are comfortable acquiring and outputting data with a myDAQ and processing this data with DAQExpress, students are challenged to complete five open ended projects. Five prompts are given for creating an: audio modulator, crowd noise meter, heart rate monitor, combination lock, and piano keys. Students are not given explicit instructions on how to complete each of these, and so though they build on the skills developed earlier, these are more challenging than previous projects.

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STUDENT MATERIALS

DAQExpress workbook

SKILLS REQUIRED

Circuit building
Familiarity with DAQExpress

Requirements

myDAQ

Combines a comprehensive set of plug-and-play computer-based lab instruments with portability for hands-on student learning in or outside the lab. Learn more

DAQExpress

Save time with quick, clear access to DAQ measurements, get instant access to data without the need to program, then apply analysis or program for advanced acquisition, using built-in interactive tools to rapidly make data-driven decisions. Learn more

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS

Required Software

DAQExpress 1.0

Required Hardware

myDAQ - View Specifications
Additional required hardware varies with student's chosen approach
All projects can be completed using components in the NI Starter Accessory Kit

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