Labview Program for - Cartesian to Polar Coordinates. { Using Function Block and Case Structure}

[rahulrpatil3005]

Program to Convert from Cartesian coordiantes to Polar cordinates. 

[GerdW]

Hi rahul,

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@rahulrpatil3005 wrote:

Program to Convert from Cartesian coordiantes to Polar cordinates. 

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Did you know you get all that stuff for free like this:

General suggestions:

1. When you want to present a "program" (aka code) then you should attach code! We cannot edit/debug/run images using LabVIEW…
2. Atleast you could have used AutoCleanup before posting images of parts of a block diagram…
3. Don't use orange wires for integer data.
4. Comparing floats for equality might be dangerous!

[rahulrpatil3005]

Hey,

Thank you for the comment, This was literally my first ever LabVIEW program. 

Which the professor assigned to us. 

Nevertheless, thank you for your comment, I will take note, and make sure to rectify them next time.

[altenbach]

For some extra credit, have a look at my talk from 2016 (TS9524, part II) where I compare various version to get the r  from x and y  (slide #8).

On Slide #10 I show two ways to get r and theta from x and y. Obviously, you can use the two-input inverse tangent and it works for all quadrants automatically. You definitely don't need a page full of text code. 😄

[rahulrpatil3005]

Dear SIR,

Thank you for the link to the video, it will definitely help me to increase the command of my knowledge of LabVIEW.

I was aware of the inverse tangent function. Still, our professor has specifically told us, not to use it, and to do the arithmetic and code manually, so that we could have a good overview of all the functions in the LabVIEW.

I am very thankful to you, for taking up your valuable time and reaching out to me. 

Thanks and Regards,
Rahul Patil