arrays

[Stgo]

Yes sir, with the impulses characteristics. Fall time, frequency or period, etc.

I would have use a DAQ, but here no one wants to buy one.

[Dennis_Knutson]

The size of the array is determined by the sample input. If you want several pulses and each has a random amplitude, use the function inside a for loop as you had originally. You can use a shift register with a build array function to create an array with multiple pulses or pass the 1D array out the for loop and convert the 2D array to a 1D array with the Reshape Array function.

[Stgo]

Yes, that is what i thought would work.

The problem is that i can not set the Array out of the For loop, it is not filled with random amplitudes.

I Tried to convert from a 2D array to a 1D array aswell, but it didnt work, it only captured the first value in the 1D Array ... very frustrating.

Since i have changed the samples and width, it can be filled with the same amplitude inside the array, but i can not have different values.

Maybe i am not expresing myself correctly, sorry to bother.

Anyway, if you have further ideas i am reading,

thanks.

[KoenR94]

With the pulse pattern.vi you only generate one step. 

Is that what you want to achieve or do you want to multiply it at random?

[Stgo]

I would like to miltiply it at random.

Because then i have to program the estadistic of this, when will it happen. And that will be easier if i can generate it randomly.

Thanks.

[Dennis_Knutson]

In your posted example, you in fact do have a 2D array with random values. Expand the indicator so that you can see more of each row. 

In any case, here's a simple mod with a shift register.

[Stgo]

Can you do it for 2010 version pls.

Thanks.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Sure

[Stgo]

mmm not working. Wait, it says that should be version 11.0.1

Sorry for the mistake.

thank you.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Sorry. I saved to the wrong version. Try this.