Execution of Multisim with Labview

Hey,.

I'm trying to convert a series of laboratories studying for a class of dynamic systems run on a newer, better set up.  Previously, the laboratory, I'm working on that took input from a sensor, fed entry through an analog circuit that feeds the output of this circuit a Labview VI.  My question is, which is possible by using a Multisim simulation instead of a physical circuit?  I found volumes about Labview screws running in Multisim, but nothing about a taking a Multisim circuit inlet VI.  If this is possible, what configuration do you suggest?


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