LabVIEW
sine wave divide by a comlex number
@tbob wrote:
Its slowly starting to come back to me now. It has been over 20 years since I did complex number math. For some reason I was thinking amplitude and phase angle. Totally off target. Amplitude is gotten from Pythagoreum theory and phase is from arctangent. WOW its been a long time.
That's Pythagorean. Yeah, I guess it has been a long time for ya. 
wow ,what a discussion.How old are you tbob
I have used a complex to polar function and it could do the job but many thanks for your helps guys
just I have a question
is it possible to make this star connected power circuit in Labview.I mean is it possible to make a circuit and use resitors and inductors and do some measurements like finding voltage and current like multi sim or make a circuit on elvis
@ethen99 wrote:
wow ,what a discussion.How old are you tbob
I have used a complex to polar function and it could do the job but many thanks for your helps guys
just I have a question
is it possible to make this star connected power circuit in Labview.I mean is it possible to make a circuit and use resitors and inductors and do some measurements like finding voltage and current like multi sim or make a circuit on elvis
I'm 58. Never had to use complex number math since early 80s. I was a math whiz, but time takes its toll.
Labview is not a circuit simulator, nor a schematic capture tool. Of course you could use Labview to write your own simulator program, but that would be quite a monumental task. Use PSPICE.
