I have an 1999 version
Best wishes Paul
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From: J. Forster j...@quik.com
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Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2010 6:36 AM
Subject: [time-nuts] WTB: Older Version of LabView
Hi,
Does anybody have an older version of NI
I was able to pick up a year 2000 or so one from Bert. This worked for the
things that I was trying to do and the types of gear I have. HP etc.
May he have more. ve2...@yahoo.ca
Missed you at the MIT
Reagrds
Paul
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 1:36 AM, J. Forster j...@quik.com wrote:
Hi,
Does
I, too, would be interested in getting an older version of Labview. I have
1980's HP equipment that I would love to be able to communicate with
efficiently using my NI GPIB cards.
Joe
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Behalf Of
Student versions of LabView are in bounds for personal use.
Using the results for publication might get NI's attention, but
otherwise they have no problem with individual use. I have
registered my copy of LabView 8.5 Student Edition gotten
direct technical help from them with very good results.
I recently bought a gen-u-ine NI PCMCIA GPIB card and cable (two separate
lots) on eBay for about $120 and basically want to play some using an
older ThinkPad as a platform. Nothing fancy. Really just a toy.
Best,
-John
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I, too, would be interested in getting an older version of
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Do the Student Versions allow full access and use of the NI Driver library?
I want to control some definitely non-student hardware.
Best,
-John
Student versions of LabView are in bounds for personal use.
Using the results for publication might get NI's attention, but
Their forums are good source of info, I don't think the student version is
limited but you can ask there : http://forums.ni.com/
In a past life I was a programmer but found the virtual instrument hard to
understand, could be it's too easy.
CTL T which brings up two windows was one key,
Hello Bernd,
That's good PN for 1KHz and above on the AXIS10LN. How about the 1Hz, 10Hz,
and 100Hz noise?
Can -95dBc/Hz. 128dBc/Hz, and 135dBc/Hz be achieved in a VCXO?
How does the high power drive (which I assume is needed to achieve these PN
numbers) affect long term (10+ Year) aging
Three copies of the Version 7.1 Student Edition are available here
(found by a froogle search):
http://www.textbooks.com/BooksDescription.php?CSID=DW2BW33KOOKBZKOMODUKCACQSBKN=715789#mplistings
I was going to sell my copy until I saw the prices. As a long-time
LabVIEW programmer, version
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:00:21 +0200
Bernd Neubig bneu...@t-online.de wrote:
Why an OXCO? AFAIK the temperature has only an effect on long term
stability/drift, but doesn't affect short term effects (which cause the
jitters). Or am i missing something?
Temperature has an important impact
On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 12:02:58 -0400
Bob Camp li...@rtty.us wrote:
Single cycle jitter is a bit confusing when you talk about bandwidths of 5Hz
to 20 MHz off a carrier. Since phase noise at 5 Hz does contribute to jitter
over that bandwidth, an OCXO (with good phase noise close in) would be
Yes, the student edition is fully functional. Printed results will include
a Student Edition water mark to remind you it's not for publication.
Pete Rawson
On Aug 17, 2010, at 9:07 AM, J. Forster wrote:
Do the Student Versions allow full access and use of the NI Driver library?
I want to
OK I see my typos. Should have used spell check
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 9:12 AM, J. L. Trantham jlt...@att.net wrote:
I, too, would be interested in getting an older version of Labview. I have
1980's HP equipment that I would love to be able to communicate with
efficiently using my NI GPIB
As a heads up. What I ran into is that different versions of NI may or may
not support the various cards we find on epay or at hamfests. Thats why I
picked up a circa 2000 vintage of NI. It supported the ethernet gpib
adapters that I ran across and the ISA cards...
After about 2002 these drivers
I guess you snooze, you loose. There was just one copy w/o CDs just now.
Why don't you like about Rev 8, if I may ask?
Thank you,
-John
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Three copies of the Version 7.1 Student Edition are available here
(found by a froogle search):
It appears you have to have student status (an ID, course schedule,
etc), and alum doesn't count.
Best,
-John
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the LabView 2009 student edition seems to be either $79.95 as a dvd or
$115 as a textbook bundle.
http://www.ni.com/labviewse/select.htm
looking at the FAQ:
Sadly, it looks like you have to be a student though.
Thanks,
-John
===
Yes, the student edition is fully functional. Printed results will include
a Student Edition water mark to remind you it's not for publication.
Pete Rawson
On Aug 17, 2010, at 9:07 AM, J. Forster wrote:
Do
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