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Trigger VI

Hello guys,

                       I want to enable a trigger signal when the input at the Trigger block goes high.I have attached the block diagram.The idea is to enable a trigger when the sine wave output goes positive.But the trigger block doesn't give high output.Please help..Thanks..

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Why not just use the Greater Than 0? function?


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Thanks for the reply crossrulz and congrats..

If i use a greater than condition,when the sine wave goes positive ,it would give  true value.But when the sine wave again becomes negative,the if condition gives a false.My requirement is when the sine wave goes positive,i should able to generate a square wave continously regardless of the sine wave condition.However,i did this part using an SR latch and a switch.I have attached the block diagram.But the problem now is,when the square wave starts to give output,the sine wave  appears like a stepped function.I have attached that picture as well.Cant,both the generators simultaneously generate waveforms?Is there some changes i have to do with FPGA Clock?

                                                    

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