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Cutting out parts of charts every period

How can I easily obtain parts of this wave? The period is 0.82, and the fragments are to allow the maximum value, etc.

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How did you produce this chart?  Since you failed to attach any LabVIEW code that would help us to help you, we can only "guess".  Somewhere there must be "points", perhaps even an "array of points".  Charts deal with "sampled data", often using the LabVIEW "Waveform" data type, where you can find functions in the "Waveform" Palette on the Block Diagram that might be able to do what you want.  Certainly learning about Arrays (which are a component of a Waveform), including how to isolate "pieces" from the Array, maybe learning more about Charts, including how to use Cursors to mark "beginning" and "end" points on a Chart, then use an Array function to "cut out" some data for analysis, could be useful.

 

Here's an idea -- follow the suggestion given to many New Members of the Forum and attach your LabVIEW code when you ask a question.  This helps us "see what you know" and help you learn LabVIEW.  

 

Bob Schor

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I would simply like to determine the maximum values and maximum detection points (Dicrotic). As well as show/detect each phase separately.

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Hi ani,

 


@you.ani wrote:

I would simply like to determine the maximum values and maximum detection points (Dicrotic).


Have you tried to use the PeakDetector function?

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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