How to generate pwm pulse using NI DAQ in MATLAB

hi everyone. please tell me how to generate pwm pulses using Ni DAQ card in MATLAB Simulink. if through coding is possible then post the corresponding code.....reply me

Make sure you have installed the Measurement studio support for VB 6.0 then you will be able to find examples in the folder below on win7 and 8.
C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\NI-DAQ\Examples
Narrow down to Analog Output and choose update voltage example for measurement studio.
You also have the possibility to use DAQ assistant if you have measurement studio installed. This function is a configuration type programming. After going through the configuration Wizard code is automatically scripted for you so that you can output the voltage you need. Read more about DAQ assistant in the blow link.
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/4652/en/
Best Regards
Jonas Mäki
Applications Engineering
National Instruments

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