How to generate an impulse to test the short circuit in an inductor

Hello,
Im new to labview and i'm in need to perform SURG - SURGE STRESS TEST
The purpose of this test is to detect an inter-turn short by applying a number of high
voltage impulses (or surges) to the selected winding.
Each impulse should produce a sinusoidal transient which eventually decays to zero.
How to generate impulse using labview.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Swathi,
Please see the function "impulse pattern.vi" in signal processing --> Signal generation pallettes.
Else you can browse through the examples in LabVIEW.
Regards,
Srikrishna.J

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