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How do I use a for loop to generate a sine wave with an amplitude of 10 and a DC content of 3. then send the a output to waveform chart and an array then find the peak and DC value, the size of the output array by computation?
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How do I get people to do my homework for me?
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Thanks for your help Jason
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Your question is laughibly easy to implement with a basic understanding of labview.  Also the framing of the question suggests a poor solution.  You do not need a for loop to create a sine wave.  Labview has built in trig functions.  Why reinvent the wheel?


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Thanks again Jason Im new to Labview just having a little problem with the concepts
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(With appolgies to devchander)

'Life does not get easier that LabVIEW'

Read these links to learn LabVIEW

Three Hour Introduction to LabVIEW
Six Hour Introduction to LabVIEW

The part you want is about halfway through the second presentation, but I highly recommend viewing ALL of it.

Labview's documentation is very complete and high quality.  You will be amazed at the things you can learn by reading them.

Hope this helps

=j


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