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Signal Generator by Duration

Hi, I'm trying to use this function to generate four different types of wave but, it only works for low frequencies and always shows only one second even when i change the duration of the wave. I don't understand what the problem is. Smiley Sad
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This is not true.

What kind of wave you are trying to create, what frequency.......

I don't know what you want to do, but i suggest to use a graph, not a chart, and turn "autoscale x" ON

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I'm trying to show only two cycles to represent a voltage. But the wave, for example a sine, shows the the number of cycles according to the frequency I introduce. I would like that the time in the x axis change according to the frequency, because when frequency=50Hz it is seen 50 cycles. I already use the waveform graph and the autoscale ON.
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For 50Hz, to display 2 cycles use duration=0.04
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Note that the x axis is the time in units:
1 Unit = duration in sec (/) nr of samples
So with duration=0,04 and nr of samples=100 , you have a time unit of 0,0004 sec.
 
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