1. Create a VI to add a value with every element of an available cluster.

(Adding a
numeric to a cluster results in the addition of the numeric to each element in the
cluster.)

2. Create a VI consisting of two clusters of LEDs. Perform the AND.ORoperation between

the clusters and display the output in another cluster of LEDs. (When comparing
clusters, the AND function compares each element with its corresponding value in the
second cluster.)
3. Create a VI to compare the elements of two clusters with numeric, boolean and string
datatype. If the values of corresponding elements of both the VIs are the same, switch
ON an LED in the output cluster.

4 .Create a VI to select between two input clusters using a toggle switch (Select Switch) and
display in an output cluster.
5.Create a VI to check whether the cluster elements are in range or not. Specify the upper
and lower limits. Display the coerced output and a cluster of LEDs to indicate whether a
particular cluster element is in the range or not.

6.Create a VI to compare clusters and Switch ON an LED in the output cluster if the nth
element of cluster 1 is greater than the nth element of the cluster 2.
7. Create a VI Using assembling clusters function.

8.Create a VI Using disassembling clusters function.

9. Build a cluster control which consists of a seven-segment LED display, a switch, a string
control and a numeric control. Split the cluster elements using the Unbundle function and
alter the values of some of the cluster controls. Bundle them again and display in a cluster
indicator

10.Build an array of cluster controls in which each cluster consists of a numeric control and
a 1D numeric array (with 5 elements). This forms a database of marks of students. The
numeric control indicates the roll number and the array indicates the test marks of five
subjects. Build logic to modify the mark in a particular subject of a particular student.
Input the roll number, subject in which mark is to be changed and the new marks. Display
the changed database on a separate array indicator.