Easing Function Generator

I am using easing function generated object to tween my movie
clips. But not getting what the wrong I am doing:
Please help

Hello
I have just heard back from our developers. The issue has been reproduced and entered into their bug reporting system with ID: 117065. The fix will be included in one of the future versions. There is no direct workaround though. If you have an educational version of Multisim, you can use the generator coming with NI-ELVISmx drivers - this one works fine. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
Best regards,
Maciej Antonik
National Instruments Poland

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Microwave function generator design

I am a final year ECE student I want to know how to design a high frequency microwave function generator using the labview. Pl. help me in this. It may help me in proceeding my final project..

LabVIEW is a programming language. It can do anything, but its specialty is its ease in communicating with real world devices. But it doesn't have any means of designing a "microwave function generator".
What are you really trying to do? Are you sure you should be trying to use LabVIEW to do it?
What is an "ECE" student?

I want to use the Function Generator VI to send command signals through the NI 7344 motion controller. This will be a closed loop servo valve system. I want to be able to change from say a square wave to a sine wave on the fly. Idea's?

I am going to run tests that require an actuator to move using various types of arbitrary waveforms such as sine or square. The NI 7344 is hooked to the UMI that is going through a driver for a servo valve. The loop is analog and it is closed. I have played with some of the examples but can't get it to work. I have used the function generator VI to generate a signal but I think I am using the wrong input VI to the motion control board. When I use what I have it moves the servo and then stops. It doesn't continually generate the signal.
I would love to use the controls on the function generator vi to control frequency and amplitude ect. Any help or pointer would be helpful. Thank you in advance.

Hello,
I'm not clear on exactly how you want to use the generated data but I'm assuming they will be used as your target points.
There's a built-in example for motion called 'One-Axis Contour Move.vi'. This example demonstrates how to provide your target points as 1-D array. All you need to do is to replace the input array with the output of the function generator. In order to have it run continuously, use a while loop. You can further program your application so that it'll change the waveform on the fly by monitoring the user interface but this might be little little tricky as you will need to reset the move and load the new generated points while keeping track of your current position.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions regarding this
application.
Best regards,
Yusuf C.
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National Instruments

How to read data from a GPIB when sending a function generator command

I'm using Visual C++ with the ComponentWork ActiveX and I'm tring to plot a
CWGraph using the data coming from a GPIB device. When I write command such
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GPIB device return me. But when I send a command like "SOUR:FUNC SIN;SENS
DATA?", the writing seems to be okay, but when I try to read the data, I
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It sounds like your device is not accepting that command string as valid. The string you listed above is probably missing a colon between SENS and DATA. "SOUR:FUNC SIN;SENSATA" Try sending this string in Measurement & Automation Explorer to the instrument first to make sure it is working.
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Oscillioscope and function generator

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So I happen to have a myDAQ at home and I thought I would try to use it as a scope. Checkout this video after a 1:30 for a demo of some of this software. The software it comes with has all the test panels for various instruments for scopes, DMM, function generator, aritrary waveform generator and several others. The hardware also appears as a normal DAQmx device if you so choose to write your own software.
Honestly it isn't half bad. Maybe it's because the software mirrors normal scope functionality but I was able to see my signal and understand it, when I had no other hardware that was capable. It won't replace a desktop scope but it's what I had on hand.
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How can i add one wave in in our Function generator example?

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Hi hood1,
2 options:
1) You can add many waveforms by combining them into one Array.
2) Use the Waveforms tools, that give you many option for adding waveforms. one after the seconed or adding the Y array of a waveform to other Y array of second wave form, and so on...
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Elvis: Is It possible to use the Function Generator and the Oscilloscope simultaneously?

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We are using the NI Elvis to output a function or a sine wave at a certain frequency and using the oscilloscope on the same board/elvis to read a modified signal. Is this possible? Can we use both the Function Generator and the oscilloscope at the same time? Please help. The oscilloscope would be reading signal from an accelerometer. Thank you in advance. We have no VI as we do not know which to use and if they are possible.

Hi,
There is no problem using the Function Generator and Oscilloscope
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>> Programs >> National Instruments >> NI ELVIS 3.0 >>
NI ELVIS – see picture attached –‘NI ELVIS soft front panels.JPG’), you can choose
to open more than one instrument at a time. We do this by opening one
instrument, allowing it to begin, and then opening another. We can also program
in LabVIEW using more than one instrument at a time by placing down multiple
Express VI’s taken from the NI ELVIS pallet on the block diagram (see picture
attached – ‘ELVIS Express VI's (LabVIEW).JPG’). One note when doing this,
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terminal of the express VI’s, you will get the error described.
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What is the internal impedance of the NI ELVIS Function Generator?

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Impact -
With the NI ELVIS Function Generator, the output impedence is spec'ed
at 50 Ω guaranteed. You can find the block diagram from the
Function Generator on page A-6 and C-6 (Appendix C: Theory of
Operation) of the NI ELVIS User Manual.
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How to write a function generator

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Hallo, [email protected],
Du (x) meintest am 27.07.01 zum Thema How to write a function generator:
> How to write a function generator from labview and using PCI-MIO-16
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Create a melody with Labview/ Function Generator

Hi (first sorry for poor english, not my native language)
I have a project at school which is creating a melody using Labview and a function generator. I've worked on it for hours now and i still can't get through it.
I joined the vi file with my post so you can get a look at what i've done so far.
First, i do'nt know which loop i have to use (u'll understand soon enough if u just take a look at the vi file), the problem is that i want to create 4 arrays using 2 text files.
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The problem is that when I use a while loop, it seems that my arrays are not containing every elements it should, it only has the last one. Just try to run the vi file.
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What did you actually search for? I just went to the Instrument Driver Network, entered '33250A', found it's driver, entered '844', and also found it's driver. I did not try this from the Tools menu in LabVIEW but it should also have found them.

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Hi
i am very fresh to labview programming.
I have created some waveforms using HP BenchLink software(and saved in .arb file format). Can i send these wave forms to a function generater through Labview program . if possible   how can i do that
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Hi
Yes i have downloaded the driver ag3xxx and installed . and   also got some advise from [email protected]
Their comments follows .
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instruments you have to install the device drivers for that instrument fro
LABVIEW, you could install them from www.ni.com/idnet.
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jith

DC offset problems in NI-5401 function generator card

When i give a Dc offset of 1 Volt the output of my function generator reads 1.97v. what is the reason behind this,why is it so what setting have to be made so as to get the dc ofset only when no ac signal is given.

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