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Interpolation

I can't ! I have problems with file size larger than 26Ko 😞
But you can download the file from its original location :
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~WR9K-OOHS/Pages/english.html

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Chilly Charly    (aka CC)
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Hi Everyone

 

I have a 2D array which has the frequency values and voltage values. The first column has the data in the increasing order so interpolation function works fine. you can also do it if the data is decreasing. The second column does not have increasing or decreasing data. Which function should i use to get the value corresponding to my frequency value from the table. I am attaching the VI. I just started using labview.

 

thanks in advance

sam 

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unr wrote:

I have a 2D array which has the frequency values and voltage values. The first column has the data in the increasing order so interpolation function works fine. you can also do it if the data is decreasing. The second column does not have increasing or decreasing data. Which function should i use to get the value corresponding to my frequency value from the table. I am attaching the VI. I just started using labview.


First of all, you should edit your VI once more and load some typical default data into the controls. This way we can see what kind of data you have. (enter the data, do edit...make current valued default, save the VI, attach it here). Also tell us what results you expect for some typical inputs.

 

I am guessing that the first colum are the frequency values and you are trying to interpolate the frequency column and the get the corresponding frequency and voltage. Is this correct? This should not take more code than the size of a postage stamp.

 

Since you are just beginning to program, you should be careful not to wire right-to-left. Whatever you are doing with all these tranpose, split, etc. operation defies all logic. Can you explain what it is supposed to do?

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Just a wild guess, but maybe you want something like the code shown in the image.... try it! 🙂

 

Message Edited by altenbach on 08-19-2008 10:38 AM
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