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The project aims to develop a cost-effective LabVIEW-based system for measuring and controlling electrical machine parameters such as voltage, current, speed, power, and temperature. It involves creating a custom Data Acquisition (DAQ) module that integrates with LabVIEW for real-time monitoring and data analysis. The expected outcome is a functional, portable system with an intuitive interface that can be expanded for additional measurements.

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Development of a LabVIEW synopsis

The project aims to develop a cost-effective LabVIEW-based system for measuring and controlling electrical machine parameters such as voltage, current, speed, power, and temperature. It involves creating a custom Data Acquisition (DAQ) module that integrates with LabVIEW for real-time monitoring and data analysis. The expected outcome is a functional, portable system with an intuitive interface that can be expanded for additional measurements.

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A Synopsis

on

Development of a LabVIEW-Based Electrical Machine


Parameter Measurement and Control System

Submitted by

Sanyam Thakur Manav Kansal Kritin Singh


102204038 1022040432 102204052
BE III Year, ELE BE III Year, ELE BE III Year, ELE

Under the guidance of

Manbir Kaur Dr. Nirbhow Jap Singh


Associate Professor, EIED, Associate Professor, EIED,
TIET TIET

2025
Department of Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering
Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala
(Declared as Deemed-to-be-University)
Patiala – 147004
Punjab (India)
Objective:
The primary aim of this project is to develop a cost-effective, reliable, and user-friendly system
for measuring and controlling the parameters of electrical machines using LabVIEW. The
system will consist of a custom-built Data Acquisition (DAQ) module integrated with LabVIEW
software for real-time monitoring, data analysis, and control of machine parameters such as
voltage, current, speed (RPM), power, and temperature.
Problem Statement:
In laboratories and industrial environments, precise measurement and control of electrical
machine parameters are critical for performance evaluation, fault detection, and optimization.
Traditional measurement systems are either expensive or lack the flexibility for real-time data
visualization and control. This project addresses the need for an affordable and efficient
solution to measure and control parameters of electrical machines using modern software
tools like LabVIEW.
Features of the System:
1. Parameter Measurement:

• Voltage: Using a voltage divider circuit and an ADC to measure machine voltage
(AC/DC).

• Current: Using a Hall-effect current sensor (e.g., ACS712) for accurate current
readings.

• Speed (RPM): Using an optical encoder or Hall-effect sensor to measure


rotational speed.
2. Data Acquisition (DAQ) Module:

• A custom-built DAQ module will serve as an interface between the sensors and
LabVIEW.

• It will utilize microcontrollers (e.g., Arduino or ESP32) to process sensor signals


and send data to LabVIEW via USB or wireless communication (e.g., Wi-Fi).
3. LabVIEW Integration:

• Real-time parameter visualization through graphical indicators (meters, graphs,


etc.).

• Data logging for further analysis and reporting.

• Remote monitoring and control of the machine's operational parameters.


Methodology
The project will be implemented in the following phases:
1. System Design:

• Identify the parameters to be measured (voltage, current, speed, etc.).

• Select appropriate sensors (e.g., ACS712 for current, optical encoder for
speed).

• Design the signal conditioning circuits to ensure sensor compatibility with the
DAQ module.
2. Hardware Development:

• Develop a custom DAQ module using a microcontroller (Arduino or ESP32) for


data acquisition.

• Interface sensors with the microcontroller and test individual components for
accuracy.

• Ensure protection mechanisms like overvoltage and overcurrent safeguards are


in place.
3. Software Implementation:

• Write firmware for the microcontroller to process sensor data and


communicate with LabVIEW via USB or wireless protocols.

• Develop a LabVIEW-based graphical interface for real-time parameter


monitoring, control, and data logging.

Block Diagram:
Expected Outcomes:

• A fully functional system capable of measuring key electrical machine parameters in


real-time.

• A cost-effective and portable DAQ module integrated seamlessly with LabVIEW.

• An intuitive LabVIEW interface for parameter monitoring, data logging, and control.

• A flexible system that can be extended to measure additional parameters as needed.

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