01-23-2009 12:31 PM
Solved! Go to Solution.
01-23-2009 12:34 PM
After some people on this forum have done testing (since they had the same question),
The shift register is about 4x faster than the feedback node.
But in terms of functionallity, they are identical.
01-23-2009 12:41 PM
03-03-2014 11:19 PM
can you please post the VI to show how to add values continuosly using BUILD ARRAY & SHIFT REGISTER.the way i am trying does not allow the values to get stored.thanks 🙂
03-03-2014 11:20 PM
can you please post the VI to show how to add values continuosly using BUILD ARRAY & SHIFT REGISTER.the way i am trying does not allow the values to get stored.thanks 🙂 please help me as i am not able to get anything 😞
03-04-2014 03:59 AM
03-04-2014 04:08 AM - edited 03-04-2014 04:08 AM
First off, using Build Array can easily lead to memory issues. So please learn how to use it properly.
Secondly, it seems that you should go through some basic learning materials as this is really a very, very basic question.
Norbert
03-04-2014 05:27 AM
thanks for the help sir,i am really stuck.i will explain the problem.i have to get the time elapsed after pressing the start button.after stoping the loop,i should get the time elapsed.this time needs to be saved in an array.i should provide a start button again to reset the timer and to once again start the timer and then record the next timer value in the same array below the pevious value.simultaeouslyi have to input some value(millivolts) through an array and concatenate both the arrays in a final array.the problems i am facing is-
1-i am not able to find a loop with START STOP BUTTON.
2-I am just able to get one timer value and that gets loaded to the full array.
3-i am not able to concatenate both the arrays somehow.only the second array is shown in the FINAL ARRAY 3.
i have tried to use shift registers and many array functions,but i am somehow stuck in the looping.please help me.i am really getting too much abusing from my office boss..please help.thanks you 🙂
03-04-2014 06:08 AM