Breadboard specially made for the product NI myDAQ. It has  840 contacts, battery holder and 9V battery, USB connector, 4 BNC connectors, double connector 36 contacts, a 20-pin connector soldered on a printed circuit board side and that adapts perfectly to the I / O connector 20 pin present on myDAQ. The four BNC connectors are connected to the two analog outputs (Channel 0 and 1) of the myDAQ as well as to the two analog inputs (Channel 0 and 1). The masses of the two output BNC connectors are in common while those of the inputs are separated. The BNC connectors allow to easily and directly connect these lines to a possible myDAQ oscilloscope or external signal generator. Regarding the power supply, on protoboard is also available a USB connector which are only exploited the two power supply terminals and to which, in case of need, can be connected to an additional source at 5V (PC or power supply unit) for provide voltage to our device. This breadboard will make 22 educational experiments with which become familiar with the data acquisition system and NI myDAQ with LabVIEW (not included).

1. Voltage measurement using myDAQ and Digital Multimeter
2. Current measurement using myDAQ and Digital Multimeter
3. Passive filters
4. Active filters
5. Turn on a Led using myDAQ & LabView
6. Adding a numeric LED indicator
7. Digital Converter Analog to resistor network
8. Triangular waveform generator
9. PWM generator
10. Light detector
11. Temperature measurement with a thermistor
12. Temperature measurement with RTD probe
13. Audio amplification
14. Motion detection with PIR sensor
15. Distance measurement with infrared sensor
16. Solar cells
17. Acceleration measurement with triaxial accelerometer
18. Measurement of weight with load cell
19. Illuminance measurement with photocell
20. Measurement of irradiance with light-frequency converter
21. Adaptation of scale and test of a biaxial resistive motion sensor
22. Using a tilt sensor for determining the direction of movement of an object