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How can I create a boolean oscillator in Labview?

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I have a booloean indicator that I would like to go back and forth between 0 and 1 at a constant rate (360 Hz). To clarify, I would like the indicator to indicate true 360 times every second at equally spaced intervals.

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Something like this?

 

Are you trying to update an indicator or is hardware involved?  You are not going to get a reliable 360Hz toggle with Windows timing.  You can easily with the right hardware.


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I saw your answer. I want to build oscillator in LabVIEW too. But can you give me explanation about the Indicator you use (View as Icon).

I am new in LabVIEW.

What I want to do is to generate a signal square or triangular signal to trigger a Led. I use USB board interface for that. It is running but I need to control my Led with Oscillator.

 

 

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That indicator was just something to show that the value is toggling.  You can just replace that indicator with a write to your digital line.


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