Matlab port

[Steve]

I'm using a Labview vi to collect data from four pressure transducers. The
data is then used in Matlab for analysis and to produce graphs. Is it
possible to streamline the process by having Labview port directly into
Matlab? Also, is it possible to do the same thing in Matlab alone?

Steve

[Spencer]

If you are just collecting data, you may be able to use the Data Acquisition
Toolbox. It is bad if you want to make control decisions or something like
that, it should work. But if you already have Labview and Matlab, but not
the Data Acq. Toolbox, and money is an issue, the toolbox is probably not a
good value for the money that Mathworks charges non-academic institutions.

I don't know if you can port directly to Matlab.

Spencer

"Steve" wrote in message
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> I'm using a Labview vi to collect data from four pressure transducers.
The
> data is then used in Matlab for analysis and to produce graphs. Is it
> possible to streamline the process by having Labview port directly into
> Matlab? Also
, is it possible to do the same thing in Matlab alone?
>
> Steve
>
>

[Tim_Ousley]

Take a look at the "Matlab Script" in LabVIEW. LV can call run a Matlab script directly, passing it data at runtime and getting analyzed data back. You would probably use a "real vector" type for DAQ data.

Tim