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    This document describes how to create a LabVIEW VI to simulate a traffic light control system using a sequence structure. The sequence structure executes frames from left to right in a defined sequential order. The VI uses Boolean controls and indicators, local variables, and a time delay to simulate traffic lights changing at different times per second in each frame of the sequence structure. When run, the VI will simulate the sequential behavior of a real traffic light system using LabVIEW.

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    This document describes how to create a LabVIEW VI to simulate a traffic light control system using a sequence structure. The sequence structure executes frames from left to right in a defined sequential order. The VI uses Boolean controls and indicators, local variables, and a time delay to simulate traffic lights changing at different times per second in each frame of the sequence structure. When run, the VI will simulate the sequential behavior of a real traffic light system using LabVIEW.

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    This document describes how to create a LabVIEW VI to simulate a traffic light control system using a sequence structure. The sequence structure executes frames from left to right in a defined sequential order. The VI uses Boolean controls and indicators, local variables, and a time delay to simulate traffic lights changing at different times per second in each frame of the sequence structure. When run, the VI will simulate the sequential behavior of a real traffic light system using LabVIEW.

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    This document describes how to create a LabVIEW VI to simulate a traffic light control system using a sequence structure. The sequence structure executes frames from left to right in a defined sequential order. The VI uses Boolean controls and indicators, local variables, and a time delay to simulate traffic lights changing at different times per second in each frame of the sequence structure. When run, the VI will simulate the sequential behavior of a real traffic light system using LabVIEW.

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    DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING

    AIM: To create VI to simulate traffic light control using sequence structure.


    APPARATUS: COMPUTER WITH LABVIEW SOFTWARE
    THEORY:
    A sequence structure is used when we require some program to be executed in
    sequential order. A sequence structure is used to force calculations to take place in a defined
    sequence.

    Sequence structures can be used to force code to execute in a specific sequence. The code
    to be executed sequentially is entered on sub diagrams called frames.

    Following functions are used to implement Student database:


    Sr. No Function Symbol Description
    1 Flat The Flat Sequence structure, shown as
    Sequence follows, displays all the frames at once and
    structure executes the frames from left to right and
    when all data values wired to a frame are
    available, until the last frame executes.The
    data values leave each frame as the frame
    finishes executing.
    2 Boolean Boolean can be a scalar, an array, a cluster
    of Boolean values, an array of clusters of
    Boolean values, and so on. If Boolean is an
    error cluster, only the status parameter of
    the error cluster passes to the input terminal.

    3 Boolean Use this constant to provide a value of


    Constant TRUE or FALSE to the block diagram.
    Sr. No Function Symbol Description
    4 Local Local variables transfer data within a single
    Variable VI and allow data to be passed between
    parallel loops. Local variables let you
    access front panel objects from more than
    one location in a single VI.

    5 Time Delay Specifies how many seconds to delay


    running the calling VI. The default is 1.000.

    PROCEDURE:

    1. Create a new VI.Right-click on the front panel to display the Controls palette.
    2. On the Controls palette, navigate to Modern »Boolean and drag the 3 Boolean
    onto the front panel.
    3. Place a flat sequence structure by select Programming→Structure→Flat
    Sequence.
    4. Add frames to the existing frame by right clicking on frame → Add Frame.
    5. After 3 frames are created, place 3 LED lights (Go in front panel, right click and
    select Boolean and select 3 round LED indicators) in each frame. The colors of
    LEDs can be changed by going in its respective properties. Select appropriate
    colors for each LED.
    6. Use local variables to make the LED glows till a certain time per second.
    7. To create a local variable, right-click the desired front panel object and select
    Create >> Local Variable.
    8. Appropriate time delays are used to see step by step response.

    Conclusion: Thus a VI is implemented traffic light control using sequence structure.

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