Does anyone have a replacement for Sine Waveform.vi?

[scubadude]

I would like to output a sine waveform but can't seem to find the Sine Waveform.vi. I believe this might be a VI that is in the Advanced module of Labview. Does anyone know how to replicate it or have a VI that does the same thing?

[Biomedical]

it's very easy to replace sine wave VI ,just build a for loop and then use sine block in numeric window of functions palette!
you can change number of samples by changing value of N in for loop
but finally even it's not necessary to do above instructions because i attached sine wave.vi to this answer and you can download it!!!
then you can easily insert it to your LabVIEW program via "select a VI..." in functions palette.

i'll be glad to hear your other problems in LabVIEW programing because i'm writing a book about LabVIEW!

my email is:kasra_ravanbakhsh@hotmail.com

[sash]

scubadude wrote in message news:<506500000008000000C64F0000-1023576873000@exchange.ni.com>...
> I would like to output a sine waveform but can't seem to find the Sine
> Waveform.vi. I believe this might be a VI that is in the Advanced
> module of Labview. Does anyone know how to replicate it or have a VI
> that does the same thing?

Hi Scubadude,
as I've only got the PDS version of LV, I don't know which version
it's available in. Have a look in Functions : Analyze : Signal
Processing : Signal Generation. This is where it should be. Otherwise,
you can use the sine.vi under the numeric functions : trigonometric
menu. You'll have to work out how to adjust the phase if you need it,
but this should be fairly simple, as it's cyclic, i.e. sine of
(2*pi)plus a
bit = sine of (4*pi) plus a bit.
I have a .vi if you're interested that demonstrates how to do this if
you want to mail me direct (can't attach to the method I use to post
here)

Sash.

[sash]

scubadude wrote in message news:<506500000008000000C64F0000-1023576873000@exchange.ni.com>...
> I would like to output a sine waveform but can't seem to find the Sine
> Waveform.vi. I believe this might be a VI that is in the Advanced
> module of Labview. Does anyone know how to replicate it or have a VI
> that does the same thing?

Hi Scubadude,
sorry - miss read your posting - thought you was after the sine
wave.vi - not the sine waveform.vi from the waveform pallette.
Since the sine waveform.vi is built on top of the sine wave.vi, I
can't see why it shouldn't appear in you version of LV. Check with
your local technical support. They should be able to sort you out, as
I'm unsure about simply forwarding the .vi to you.

Sash