LabVIEW creates parallel running threads, automatically, when it finds parts of code that do not data depend on any other part of code, such as multiple loops. Sometimes it is required that the parallelly running loops synchronize to a common signal (trigger). This can be achieved by using rendezvous in LabVIEW. In this video, we will learn how synchronization can be achieved.
We will learn how rendezvous are created, how we can make loops wait for rendezvous signal and how they are destroyed when we no longer need them. We will create three independently running loops, each running at different rates, but synchronized to a common rendezvous signal; they wait at a pre-designated place in code and only proceed when the last one of them reach that rendezvous point.
