This looks like it would do the trick! It's clean and efficient. However, good LabVIEW coding practice is to avoid using local variables unless absolutely necessary, as they could cause unwanted race conditions. The one change to the above snippit that should be made is to wire the output of the "less than" node directly to to stop condition in the loop instead of using a local variable there. Nice, though!
I know it's not nearly as sexy - or fun to do - but I wonder if a toilet float system would work?
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can i get the block anf front panel of this tank file
thanks
So you can use this for your homework?
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It simulates an aquarium where the water evaporates and when the water reaches a certain level, more water gets added until the tank is full.
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