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Specifying the numerator and denominator of the transfer function equation

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hi

 

I am going to simulate the second odder problem. But I have problem when I try to define the 2nd odder transfer function

by using externally. I have attached the VI in this mail .

any information in this regard highly appreciated 

thanking you 

danushka 

 

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Hey some body please reply quickly for this it will be grate help for me

 

Danushka

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Try posting to the control and simulation board.  Without the control and sim tookkit I cannot help

"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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i couldnt get you

but i have control and simulation tool kit

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Hello Danushka,

 

You would need to create a control from the transfer function. Then on the front panel, just expand the denominator column to get zero and first order for the denominator as shown here. Let me know if this helps.

 

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Andy Chang
National Instruments
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Hi

yes Mr Andy .

something like that but i want to connect those control element in my original VI

may i want to use control design tool kit to build the transfer function externally 

thanking you

danushka

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Hello Danushka,

 

I think what you want is to use CD Construct Special TF Model VI as shown below

 

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Andy Chang
National Instruments
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hi Mr Andy

 

Thank you that is the one i am looking for 

so thanks 

 

Danushka

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Hello Danushka,

 

Not a problem, I'm glad that it was able to help you!

Andy Chang
National Instruments
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thanks,i find it's useful
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