With the new LabVIEW toolkit release, more sophisticated MINDSTORMS NXT users, including hobbyists, students, and educators, can program the NXT using the LabVIEW graphical programming environment. This book by Michael Gasperi, the first official treatment of the subject, illustrates through many detailed examples how to write programs in LabVIEW that execute entirely on the NXT and that directly control the NXT using programs that run on a computer.

This work conveys the timeless theories and problem techniques but also links the subject to the contemporary field of electrical engineering from carbon nanotubes to synthetic biology. It addresses many of the issues that instructors have to deal with when teaching introductory circuit courses - not enough real world motivation, dry presentation of material, unimaginative problems. A distinctive vision with a student friendly price, 40% to 50% less than current textbooks.

The Modular Series of Microelectronic Device & Circuit Design offers a fresh approach for the changing demands of undergraduate electronics education today and tomorrow.

This book achieves a perfect balance between theory and practice, making DSP accessible to beginners without oversimplifying it.

Unlike existing works that present a hard- wired conceptual approach to wireless sensor networks (WSN), this narrative offers readers an intuitive understanding of the underlying theory by showing how WSNs actually work through hands on programming examples using LabVIEW and TinyOS.

The reader who demands information in a hurry will find an easy on the eye presentation with hands on applications, detailed examples, and thoughtful exercises, packaged together with software to make each example a dynamic instrument for learning.