05-04-2010 01:46 PM - edited 05-04-2010 01:48 PM
i mean
I=V/R
what i want is to make a graph I=f(R) , that shows
with my stable R, how
I changes for V from 0 to 100volt...
and i cant do it....
i
need real help so, if someone can make this VI for me and mail me the
picture of "front panel" and "block diagram" i'll owe you...
thanks
in regards
(my email is fotisg24@hotmail.com)
( and i am using labview 2009 )
THANKS
AGAIN
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05-04-2010 02:34 PM
I will give you some indications...
On the Front Panel, place a Waveform Graph, which is in the COntrols Palette, under Graphs.
Create two numeric controls, one called Voltage and the other Resistance. The control can be a numeric control or a dial.
On the Block diagram, use the divide function and wire the Voltage control at the top terminal and the resistance to the bottom terminal.
You can wrap this up inside a While loop. Simply place a STOP button on the front panel and wire it to the loop conditional terminal (stop sign). Then wire the output of the divide function to outside the while loop. Enable indexing at the tunnel exiting the loop and wire the array to the Waveform Graph.
05-04-2010 02:54 PM
05-04-2010 03:15 PM
aeastet wrote:
Something like this would work.
It's fun doing homework, isn't it?
(Tis the season of senior design projects and end-of-course assignments. All one needs to do is to see all the one-hit wonders and the flurry of activity from people who "desperately" need help that have been frequenting the board recently.)
05-04-2010 04:55 PM
05-04-2010 06:00 PM
05-04-2010 07:47 PM
LABVIES wrote:
Ray.R SPECIAL THANKS!!!
i tried what you said and they really work...!!!!
and it is really easy to do!!!
i can make lots of simulations now...! these simple stuff are superb for a teacher!!!
Glad to help 🙂
smercurio_fc wrote:
It's fun doing homework, isn't it?
(Tis the season of senior design projects and end-of-course assignments. All one needs to do is to see all the one-hit wonders and the flurry of activity from people who "desperately" need help that have been frequenting the board recently.)
Saverio,
I didn't write any code this time 😉