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The Blowfish Encryption Algorithm
The Blowfish Encryption Algorithm Block Cipher: 64-bit block Variable Key Length: 32 bits to 448 bits Designed by Bruce Schneier Much faster than DES and IDEA Not ...
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Custom Array Manipulation Using Conditional Loop Tunnels
EXAMPLE - Custom Array Manipulation Using Conditional Loop Tunnels - Overview LabVIEW now features an option to conditionally send data out of a loop tunnel. Auto ...
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π (Pi) Day!
EXAMPLE - π (Pi) Day! - That's right, it's time for another 'Engineered Holiday' from National Instruments! 14th March (3/14) is International Pi Day 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208 ...
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Displaying all previously logged data with DAQmx
EXAMPLE - Displaying all previously logged data with DAQmx - Introduction Sometimes in a logging application, it can be useful to have a display of all previously ...
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An interactive y=mx graph
EXAMPLE - An interactive y=mx graph - Introduction This example is a simple demo of how you can programmatically set the values of an equation interactively, by ...
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NI System Configuration: Show All Hardware
EXAMPLE - NI System Configuration: Show All Hardware - Overview Displays all hardware and certain properties of that hardware on the specified target. Description ...
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Virtual Winter Wonderland!
EXAMPLE - Virtual Winter Wonderland! - To kick-off National Instruments UK's celebration of the 12 working days of Christmas, we cordially welcome you to the Virtual ...
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12 Days of Christmas - 2012
EXAMPLE - 12 Days of Christmas - 2012 - DayGiftPublished OnLabVIEW Gift-Merry Christmas!Wednesday 5 December 2012Virtual Winter Wonderland!1Partridge in a Pear TreeThursday ...
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Get the Filesystem type of a Real-Time Target using the System Configuration API
EXAMPLE - Get the Filesystem type of a Real-Time Target using the System Configuration API - Overview This example demonstrates how to get the filesystem type of ...
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Create a Randomly Generated Array Within a Specified Range
EXAMPLE - Create a Randomly Generated Array Within a Specified Range - This VI executes the simple task of creating an array with a manually specified magnitude ...
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