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Multisim connectivity tool - Reference probe

Hello,

I built simple voltage divider circuit and noticed that when using a probe with reference to another probe, the voltage is not properly displayed in labview (it works in multisim). It is shown as total voltage referenced to the ground (not to the other probe as it should be).  Please see the attachments from LV and multisim.  

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Any help regarding that issue would be greatly appreciated...

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Hello,

 

If you are still experiencing problems with this Beta Toolkit the best place to post your feedback and questions is on the following board:

 

http://forums.ni.com/t5/NI-Labs/LabVIEW-Multisim-Connectivity-Toolkit-Beta-Discussion/m-p/773788

 

I hope this helps.

 

Regards,

Jamie Jones
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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No, it did not help. I think you redirected me to inactive board. Is NI going to support Connectivity Toolkit at all?

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Hi Konad,

 

In your VI, you set R1 to 0ohm and this value is passed to Multisim, therefore, the result you see in LabVIEW is correct.  Set R1 to 1K in LabVIEW and you will see 6V.

 

Tien P.

National Instruments
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