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i have transefer function like (1/(s^2+s+5)) and i have a square wave input , i want to use this transfer function with this input to see the output , how can i do that , with example please.

i need to know also how to represent this transfer function in labview, try to send me example. answer me at my mail
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> answer me at my mail
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> try to send me example.
how much do you pay ?
> i have transefer function like (1/(s^2+s+5)) and i have a square wave
> input , i want to use this transfer function with this input to see
> the output , how can i do that
First you have to know what you are doing, like an engineer : you have a
Laplace, continuous time transfer function but LabView handles discrete
signals only. Use matlab/simulink if you want to simulate continuous time
systems easily...
If you definitely want to use LabView, the first step is to discretize your
continuous-time transfer function, i.e. decide a sampling rate and convert
it to a "z transform".
Then you can directly use the "IIR Filter.vi" as I
said earlier.

Philippe Guglielmetti - www.dynabits.com
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"st" wrote:
> answer me at my mail
give a valid e-mail first, and your name, we don't like to help anonymous
people
> try to send me example.
how much do you pay ?
> i have transefer function like (1/(s^2+s+5)) and i have a square wave
> input , i want to use this transfer function with this input to see
> the output , how can i do that
First you have to know what you are doing, like an engineer : you have a
Laplace, continuous time transfer function but LabView handles discrete
signals only. Use matlab/simulink if you want to simulate continuous time
systems easily...
If you definitely want to use LabView, the first step is to discretize your
continuous-time transfer function, i.e. decide a sampling rate and convert
it to a "z transfor
m". Then you can directly use the "IIR Filter.vi" as I
said earlier.

Philippe Guglielmetti - www.dynabits.com me at my mail
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