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AST August 2024 Newsletter

‍Celebrating 20 years as an NI partner

Custom Software for Automated Test

Set Icon to VI Name

There is a cool feature that was released for LabVIEW 2020. You can right click on the icon and select "Set Icon to VI Name". The text for the icon will be the vi name. I use the feature a lot and it has saved me a huge amount of time.

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‍South East Michigan LabVIEW User Group meeting 8/7/2024. Note time change

‍Test force and NI are restarting the SEMLUG. I will be in an advisory role. I sent out in the last newsletter the incorrect start time. The updated start time is below.

Join us on August 7 at 10:30AM for the MI LabVIEW User Group

Join us and take a tour of the Michigan Innovation Center facility, discuss what's new from NI, and get answers to any technical questions that you may have.

10:30AM - Welcome and Tour of MIC Facility

11:00AM - What's New from NI: Org, Products, and Roadmap

12:30PM - Lunch, Networking, Q&A, and Discussion of Future Topics

‍The Pioneer Behind Electromagnetism

‍A key part of our understanding of that relationship, known as classical electromagnetics or classical electrodynamics, was first theorized in the 1820s by André-Marie Ampère, a French physicist and mathematician. Through a series of experiments, Ampère discovered that a magnetic field is generated when charge flows through two parallel wires, pushing them apart or pulling them together. He also identified the important distinction between current and voltage. The unit of electric current known as the ampere, or amp for short, is named after the founder of electrodynamics.