Allocated Flow Diagramming: A Structured Process and Methods for Teaching Interactive Product Prototyping in Industrial Design

Ghim, Yong-Gyun

doi:10.15187/adr.2021.11.34.4.7

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“…There are a number of advantages as mentioned in a detailed study in [8] where a series of experiments were conducted to assess the flowchart's effectiveness in constructing, debugging, comprehending, and modifying programs. Moving from a concept studied in SFC to GPR is advantageous as it enables students to develop algorithms gradually from the initial interaction flow diagrams instead of jumping from theory to programming [9]. Using SFCs and GPRs not only improve the students' computational thinking skills and programming self-efficacy, but also help them to achieve better academic outcomes [10].…”

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Student oriented implementation of SVPWM using LabVIEW and myRio

Shami¹,

Chaudhary²,

Khan³

et al. 2022

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<div>In this paper, an approach for helping undergraduate students understand complex algorithms through structured flowcharts (SFCs) and their implementation using graphical programming (GPR) on LabVIEW and myRio is presented.</div><div>Space vector pulse width modulation (SVPWM) is an important algorithm for students studying power electronics. But, when studying this algorithm, a lot of students often find difficulty in comprehending it.</div><div>In this paper, we have presented a method which helps students understand SVPWM easily and enables them to implement it on hardware with less difficulty. This article also intends to show the effectiveness of LabVIEW and myRio as constructive educational tools. The proposed approach can also be applied to teaching other complex algorithms.</div><div>The proposed approach makes use of SFCs to help students develop a theoretical foundation of SVPWM in a theory class. The theory session is followed by the practical implementation of SVPWM using GPR on LabVIEW and testing it on a test-bed (a 3-phase motor connected to myRio) in two laboratory session.</div>

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confidence: 99%