Generating signal as shown in the image in labview

[KoenR94]

You'll need to delete the borders first, these do effect the program.

here your picture is borderless, now it works just like Todd explained.

[GoviRe]

Thanks.

But I got one problem as the result waveform signal looks like the mirror image of the input image signal (seen in the attached image).

Is there a way of correcting it so that the both look the same.

[KoenR94]

Then use "negate"

[KoenR94]

Btw, if you use this vi you'll have a more accurate model.

It takes the index of both sides and then sums them.

The two for loops can be combined ofcourse

[GoviRe]

I am unable to open this vi as I am uisng labview 2011 and the one you posted is of labview2012 I guess.

If possible can I get your new vi in labview2011.

[KoenR94]

Sorry, again

[GoviRe]

thanks.

Just need a small clarification as all the three waveforms seems pretty much similar but what is the real difference between the three?

[KoenR94]

The first one checks the array, which was created earlier, from the right.

The second one from the left.

The third one combines them to one, which is obviously the most accurate.

[GoviRe]

Hi KoenR94,

I tried to feed different input (signal)image as attached below to the vi you posted but was unable to generate the waveform as it is in the image.

Can I know what is wrong with this and how to correct it.

[KoenR94]

Line is red, make it white again and it will work.