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Getting Waveform output from 1-D array by helping timestamp

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This will get you one waveform chart. The derivative is another story. And woops i think the t0 shoudl be outside the loop
Message Edited by for(imstuck) on 02-02-2009 04:30 PM
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for(imstuck) wrote:

lol, you have tickeled raven the wrong way.


Smiley Surprised

I just don't like it when you tell someone what there issue is, and they say it doesn't work because they actually tried everything else but what you actually told them to do.  T the answer is the while loop doesn't work.  While loops always work.  

 

Looking closer at the .llb, the problem is the poster is not using the library properly.  There is an example.VI.  That should be studied.  It calls a other subVI's acting as a driver.  The problem is that a small piece of the driver is being called and turned into a main application.  That is why there is no while loop on the code already posted.  It is only meant to be run once, when the top level Example VI calls it.  The graph or chart doesn't belong in the subVI.  It belongs in the top level Example VI.

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Just messssssinnn. And very true. While loops do work :).
Message Edited by for(imstuck) on 02-02-2009 04:31 PM
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I know.  Smiley Happy
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check out  this. I think its very similar to what you are doing 

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Accepted by topic author Neka

Hey Guys,

You are great and cool.

It was great, based on your help I made a derivative of temperature variation finally.

I will appreciate if you let me know your suggestion about how to send a singnal to a external device if a condition on temperature derivation happens.

Regards,

Mehdi

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