06-12-2015 09:15 AM
Ant,
If you are planning on doing any FPGA coding in LabVIEW, you will need to get some of our hardware that has an FPGA in it. (i.e, cRIO, R-Series PCI/PXI, sbRIO). Simulating FPGA in LabVIEW will be identical to just programming without FPGA.
If you're set on doing this in FPGA, you'll need to get the hardware. It may be beneficial for you to get some LabVIEW FPGA training as well, as it would be extremely useful with these getting starting questions.
06-14-2015 08:41 AM
What trainings? I downloaded several pds- on topic but I need to have some FPGA-specific functions, but to use FPGA I need to choose the target?
If I have no device -- How choose the target? Let it be the simulation -- so how to launch simulation?
And yet I included to my Labview IP FPGA Builder module--but how can I use it -- as I have seen that it has a lot of the same functions as
simple Labview, except the continous integrator so what i need for the simulation, and how launch it?
I have downloaded the FPGA Module too -- so how to use it what it does, what IP Builder do?
And there is am Xilinx compi;ations tools module should I download it as i is very large by size--Can I simulate Xilinx or I should just
buy Xilinx then introduce this module for the my Labview?
06-15-2015 01:59 PM
Hi ant11,
As Daniel posted on the last message I also think that if you are starting with the LabVIEW FPGA programming and what it comes with it the training could be an excelent option to solve most of your actual concerns. If you are interested you could follow the next link to see the course overview, the requisites and also you could look for the option that you consider the most suitable for your case.
Regarding the IP Builder, to get started with it you could also take a look at the following white-paper from our web site which contains a breif description and how to use guide for it.
Hope you could find this information helpful!
06-17-2015 05:58 PM
06-17-2015 07:07 PM
06-17-2015 07:37 PM
Did you read the popup when you hover over the broken wire?
You can't wire a 1-D array of boolean when it is expecting just a boolean. The select function doesn't take an array into its selector input.
Perhaps you should wrap that select with a For Loop and turn on auto-indexing on all the tunnels.
Then go vote for this idea if you want Select Comparison Function accept array for its Select input
06-18-2015 07:06 AM
The issue is in arry-to-one after the substarction?
If it cahge it change the input for the select. The input for the select should be the integer no more.
So I do not undeestand why I got the arryay of 1D-after the integrator it should also to be the integer. And why I caamot connect the Integer Control(DBL) to initial value of iintegrator, just the constant that is also of 1D array --but it should be just 0.
Here I have attachment where I showed that when building the array I received 2d array --it is even diificult image what is it--then I shaped the For cycle with the comparizons,
and Summation of array. But it produce the sum of 0. Anyway I need to dispay the 6 result on graph--here it have any conncetion and if so--I need to use paralell calculations but here I should use the For loop that contradict of this principle.
So why I remale the initial scheme and why it generate the error when connecting with output--indicator?
06-18-2015 08:50 AM
I'm sorry, but I really didn't understand a word you said in that last message.
All I can tell is you are now talking about a different part of your code than you were before.
Your probe 49 shows an empty 2-D array. That For Loop is going to run 0 times because of that. You also have a broken run arrow, so your code isn't capable of running at all.
06-18-2015 02:21 PM
06-18-2015 03:19 PM
I still can't understand what you wrote. Even though you use periods, it reads like one long run-on sentence.