National Instruments (NI) LabVIEW is a graphical programming environment that enables test system development, connection to any instrument, and fully integrated user interfaces, through an intuitive approach to programming. It also includes additional NI software for teaching and research in system design, data acquisition, and prototyping. See more about LabVIEW at https://www.ni.com/en/shop/labview.html.
NI Multisim software is used for circuit design, PCB layout, and prototyping. It enables accurate simulation, transition to production, and exploration of real-world applications. See more about Multisim at
https://www.ni.com/en-ca/shop/product/multisim.html.
For a list of software included in the NI Academic Volume License (AVL) bundle, see
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/8115/en/.
Use of this software is restricted by legal agreements requiring signature at the university and individual levels:
- Individuals accessing this software must only do so from within the geographic boundaries of Canada.
- The use of this software is restricted to university academic research.
- The software may NOT be used for commercial purposes.
- Only professors and their research teams with a Research subscription in good standing are authorized to access this software.
- Acceptance of the vendor licenses terms in the LabVIEW Usage Terms and Conditions Agreement, including the Academic Addendum, on first use.
- Use is subject to Export Control regulations as outlined in Section 23E of the General Purpose Software License Agreement.
For more information about these legal agreements, contact CMC CAD staff at [email protected].
| Software Version | Latest version |
|---|---|
| Operating System | See the NI Supported Operating Systems Roadmap. |
| Bit Level | See the NI Product Compatibility webpage for details. |
- Five concurrent use instances per tool from the subscriber’s research team, up to the limits of the available licenses in the shared pool
- Access for one year
