Abstract
We now live in the modern era provision of information. Currently we can hardly imagine your life without computers and information technology. Informatization and digitization of the deeper is gets into most everyday tasks with which people repeatedly come into contact. Computer technologies bring a tremendous amount of benefits and simplifying realization of several technological processes and operations. Many phrases as for example is modelling and computer simulation are today often used. Is it possible to meet them in production companies and in the scientific community. Simply wherever we can create a model of the system and using computer simulations carefully test his behaviour, evaluate the results and then the model can be applied to the real system. For the simulation the processes are determined different software's, including the programming languages such as for example LabVIEW and MATLAB. The article more detailed is directed to interactive environment LabVIEW, specifically on the principle of programming in this environment and on work with components in this environment and the like. The paper includes also a practical part in which main objective to create the block diagram in environment LabVIEW. Its task is to retrieve the current temperature of CPU cores, to portray the values in the graph, calculate the average of last measurements and save the measured values to a text file. Data from a text file can we save in various formats with the option to export to MS Excel for further processing, for example through simple statistics. With this virtual instrument in LabVIEW can we measure the temperature of different processor cores.
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