INDEX
SECTION
SECTION 4
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
TOPIC
LABVIEW MONITORING
OBJECTIVE
WHAT WE REQUIRED
WHAT IS LABVIEW MONITORING
REQUIRMENT AND CHALLENGES FOR
LABVIEW
BLOCK DIAGRAM ON LABVIEW
FRONT PANEL ON LABVIEW
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4.1) OBJECTIVE:
The objective of this part was to provide the system debugger or system
maintenance in charge with a suitable environment for monitoring. Providing
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a suitable monitoring environment
means toM
enable
the system debugger or
LABVIEW
ONITORING
system maintenance in charge to observe the wide spread system under one
roof and on a single bench, and the monitoring tool used should be that much
capable so as it can allow the end user to get full knowledge of the state and
condition of the operations and flow of outputs and inputs of the system.
Since monitoring in regards of the hybrid power systems means to gather
information from the various parts of the systems and display them via
suitable monitoring mechanism. As hybrid power systems are always spread
on wide areas consisting of solar panels, wind turbine, battery banks,
conventional power sources, there switching circuitries, there forward
circuitries like MPPT, charge controller, DC to DC converter, inverter and etc.
So end user required a very efficient mechanism for monitoring these devices
and their parameters.Which can manage all the information without involving
very complex circuitry.
4.4.1 REQUIREMENT
The FPGA based Hybrid Power and Monitoring System requires LabVIEW
for the monitoring of system parameters comprising the view of four live
parameters which are taken from the circuitry and then there calculations are
being made on the FPGA with the help of the formulas which are formed as a
result of the mathematical calculations made for the circuitry and are then
these mathematical calculations are utilized to form code on Verilog which
enables FPGA to perform calculations and the results of calculations are then
stored in the 32 bit registers which are then send to the LabVIEW serially( i.e.
via serial cable).
4.4.2 CHALLENGES
The challenges faced in developing the Monitoring Environment on the
LabVIEW were as follow
Receiving 32 bit information of a single parameter from 8 bit serial
cable.
Sorting out the four different set of data coming from single path
without mixing parts and identifying the correct packet for the correct
parameter and then placing it correctly to its destination.
Frequent updating of the data coming from the system continuously and
avoiding data loss at any instant.
Developing user friendly environment for monitoring of our selected
parameters.