**6. Conclusions**

*LabVIEW - A Flexible Environment for Modeling and Daily Laboratory Use*

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**Figure 25.**

*Data extraction from Arduino message.vi.*

In this chapter we have seen one of the many ways of how LabView can be used with third parties hardware. The idea is to have an inexpensive tool not for industrial use but for High School applications where it is possible with a few euros to set up a laboratory for the analysis of an RC/RLC circuit, voltage divider, diode/transistor characterization. With a cheap sensors, connected at Analogue inputs, you can prepare laboratory experiments such as the pendulum oscillation, spring characterization, measurements of angles in uniform angular motion, etc.

In the end you could organize LabView CORE I and CORE II training courses in e-learning where the DAQ board is very cheap and easily purchased on the web from the students.
