convert 8 bit unsigned integer to binary (base 2)

[Angels]

sorry for the inconvience that I have caused. Now I got two outputs and then I have to think of some way to connect them to the number indicator

Message Edited by Angels on 09-15-2009 02:15 PM

[GerdW]

Hi Angels,

see attachment for a possible solution using timestamps...

Edited: corrected your calculation...

Message Edited by GerdW on 09-15-2009 09:57 PM

[Angels]

Thanks GerdW for your help. Your timestamps work perfectly. But my lecturer insists on using the interger controls haha. But once again thanks for your help. really appreciate it.

[GerdW]

Hi Angels,

so you ask how to do your homework here in the forum?

What do I get in return for making your homework?

[billko]

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Angels wrote:
Thanks GerdW for your help. Your timestamps work perfectly. But my lecturer insists on using the interger controls haha. But once again thanks for your help. really appreciate it.

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That's just ugly.  Begone, leech.  😉

Actually, no don't go.  But I feel we could be of much better value to if you tell us ahead of time and we can guide you in the right direction without just blurting out the answer for you.  This approach serves us all because the last thing we want is to have a bunch of LabVIEW paper Engineers around.  We have enough MS Certified idiots running around and we don't want LabVIEW to get like that...

Bill

Message Edited by billko on 09-15-2009 03:41 PM

[Mathan]

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billko wrote:

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Angels wrote:
Thanks GerdW for your help. Your timestamps work perfectly. But my lecturer insists on using the interger controls haha. But once again thanks for your help. really appreciate it.

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the last thing we want is to have a bunch of LabVIEW paper Engineers around.  We have enough MS Certified idiots running around and we don't want LabVIEW to get like that...

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Lol

@GerdW : What offer you want? Ask and you will get rewarded

Mathan