Sine function voltage input
Hi there,
I'm a newbie in using Labview with the 6487 picoammeter. I'm trying to
characterize the electrical properties of a type of ionic conductor,
silver sulfide, and need to use Labview and 6487 to do it. The task I'm
working on is that I want to ramp up and down the voltage applied to
the silver sulfide crystal and measure the current flowing through it,
so the voltage is more like a sine wave or a triangle wave. I'm using
the 6487 as both the voltage source and the current meter. Could you
help me with the Labview code for this task? Any input is appreciated.
Regards,
Keng
MIE, UIUC
All I can do is give some general comments since I don't have the instrument. You don't have any loop so in order to run it, when the VI is stopped, you have to set all of your controls first. This includes the file save button. Once the controls are set, running the VI should give you your graphs and a saved file. If you want to run it again with the same settings, you just have to click the run button. If you want different settings, make the changes and then click the run. Do not use the continuous run button on the toolbar. If you have some specific problems, what can help someone figure out the problem is for you to run the VI and then go to the Operate menu and select Make Current Values Default. Save the VI then. This will then save all of your user inputs and outputs along with the VI.
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Query quiz find a query for sine function distribution
Let me tell you something about distribution function.
Here, i use the term, 'distribution function' differently from what we use in general mathematics.
See the following query which generates self-counting sequence.
SELECT TRUNC (1 / 2 + SQRT (2 * LEVEL)) level#
FROM DUAL
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...As we all know, this is like a function f(x) = x.
i use the term, 'distribution function' as this meaning!
Distribution of numbers of data values.
Now, my question is this.
Find a query that generates distribution function f(x) = sin(x)
(Here, any amplitude and any period of sine function is allowed except zero.
And only the form of sine function is important.
No subquery factoring or user-defined function or procedure is allowed.
Use simple select statement only.)
And now, have a good challenge!
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GROUP BY level#
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exporting
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Greetings,
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Online E Series Diagnostic Utility
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Hash table and function module input
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Please advise what happening if i am passing the intertal table (hashtable) become input of function module (table).
so insite the function module is this table still hashtable type or just normal internal table ?
Thank you and Regards
FernandTyping of such parameter should be either generic (i.e ANY TABLE) or fully specified (HASHED/SORTED/STANDARD TABLE). In both cases when you pass i.e. HASHED table to that formal parameter the dynamic type will be inherited by the actual paremeter.
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I.e
"1) parameter is typed
CHANGING
C_TAB type ANY TABLE
"here you can't use STANDARD/SORTED table specific statements as the dynamic type of param might be HASHED TABLE
append ... to c_tab. "error during runtime
"2) parameter is typed
CHANGING
C_TAB type HASHED TABLE
"here system explicitly knows that dynamic type is the same as static one so you can append to this table too
append ... to c_tab. "syntax error before runtime
So the anwser to your question
so insite the function module is this table still hashtable type or just normal internal table ?
is...
During syntax check system takes static type of table and shouts if table related operation is not allowed for this kind.
During runtime system takes dynamic type of the table and checks whether particular statement is allowed for this kind of table, if not triggers an exception.
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Hi,
We have requirement to handle error messages. In a data input form, if we get multiple errors we are displaying all errors in a message area. When we click on error message, focus should go to the UI element which causes to the error.
We have used 'CALL METHOD lo_message_manager->report_attribute_error_message' by exporting the element and attribute name. This method works fine incase of Input Field type UI element. When we run the application on DISPLAY action errors are displaying for both fields 'INPUT FIELD' and 'DROPDOWNBYINDEX' . But we have URL on the error related to 'INPUT FIELD' and when we click on error message control/cursor going to the INPUT FIELD.
But we could not find same functionality incase of DropDownbyIndex UI Element.
Please help us to resolve the problem. Does SAP Web Dynpro ABAP provide this functionality?
Below attached written code for reference.
CASE lo_action->name.
WHEN 'DISPLAY'.
IF lv_num1 IS INITIAL.
report message
CALL METHOD lo_message_manager-report_attribute_error_message
EXPORTING
message_text = 'Please enter the value'
element = lo_el_numbers
attribute_name = `NUM1`
params =
msg_user_data =
is_permanent = ABAP_FALSE
scope_permanent_msg = CO_MSG_SCOPE_CTXT_ELEMENT
msg_index =
cancel_navigation =
is_validation_independent = ABAP_FALSE
ENDIF.
IF lv_age eq '999'.
report message
CALL METHOD lo_message_manager-report_attribute_error_message
EXPORTING
message_text = 'Please enter the age'
element = lo_el_personal_info
attribute_name = `AGE`
params =
msg_user_data =
is_permanent = ABAP_FALSE
scope_permanent_msg = CO_MSG_SCOPE_CTXT_ELEMENT
msg_index =
cancel_navigation =
is_validation_independent = ABAP_FALSE
ENDIF.
ENDCASE.
Thanks
VenkatHi venki,
The problem you have told that when you are displaying the error message for input box and drop down by idx using the report_attribute_error_message. Then you click on the error message raised by input box , the focus goes to the input box but the same thing will not happen with the dropdownbyidx.
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Converting cDAQ voltage input to PSI using Y=MX B formula
Hello -
I have been tasked with writing a VI that will take in the input from 16 different Sensor-Technik Pressure Transmitters (model A08) and converting them into a readable output in the form of an on-screen gauage.
This is my first expierence with LabView so it's been an adventure!
So far I've gotten my cDAQ unit installed on a test stand server with NI 9205 module and all the drivers. The pressure transmitters are all hooked up as well and wired into the NI 9205. I've also got LabView 2011 installed on a development server and the cDAQ is hooked up to it via Anywhere USB. The server finds and installs the drivers for the cDAQ unit no problem and I can take sample readings.
I've also found the formula for converting voltage to PSI for my transmitter which seems to be Y=50(10)+0
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http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/2604/lang/en
because I was having issues installing the drivers that came on the Device Drivers DVD (marked August 2011). I ran the driver setup again and it would appear I have everything I should need installed. I see no references to "DAQ Assistant" anywhere in the install. The application "LabView 2011 Support" is installed, but I can't find any references to the DAQ Assistant anywhere in LabView. I can't even find any references to my DAQ in LabView!
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