10-01-2015 10:04 AM
thank you so much this could really helpful to me....
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			10-01-2015 10:25 AM
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			10-14-2024 07:40 PM
I am new Labview user, is there anyone can tell me when I can find this icon in labview. Thanks
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			10-14-2024 08:30 PM
@danielx2024 wrote:
I am new Labview user, is there anyone can tell me when I can find this icon in labview. Thanks
Please refrain from hijacking unrelated posts.
BTW, that is a Compound Arithmetic block configured to logical AND with second input negated.
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			10-24-2024 12:07 AM
It looks only count cycle number of chunk data. Is there any way accumulate the cycle number? Thanks
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			10-24-2024 01:33 AM
Hi Daniel,
@danielx2024 wrote:
It looks only count cycle number of chunk data.
The presented code will do exactly what it is made for: count the number of cycles in the input waveform.
@danielx2024 wrote:
Is there any way accumulate the cycle number?
I guess you want to "accumulate" the number of periods when you call this code several times?
Yes, that's possible!
You just need to keep track of the period count in your calling (main) VI and accumulate in there.
Suggestion: Learn about using shift registers!