Recreating oscilloscope on Labview

[Lilt]

I've been putting together my own mini oscilloscope in a kit and I have not had any luck in soldering things in their proper places. (Due to a poor manual construction). So, I have resorted to Labview to simulate one.

Basically, I would like a VI that I can connect three channels to and read their output waves on one graph and be able to make different measurement adjustments such as amplitude and such.

Is there any standard VI already made for this that I can access or use?

Or how might I go about recreating one?

Thanks in advance.

-LilT

[altenbach]

LabVIEW is just software. What are you planning to use for the A/D parts?

[Lilt]

USB ports I think. and i know its just a software, thanks for you pitful sacasum.

[altenbach]

A USB port does not do A/D.

[mikeporter]

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@Lilt wrote:

USB ports I think. and i know its just a software, thanks for you pitful sacasum.

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For future reference, you might want ot consider learning how to spell: "pitiful sarcasm"

Mike...

[crossrulz]

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@Lilt wrote:

USB ports I think. and i know its just a software, thanks for you pitful sacasum.

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There was no sarcasm.  He was serious.  What device(s) do you plan to use to sample your waveforms?  You have to plug a device into your USB port in order to get your samples.  This greatly affects the software you could possibly write.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Reported this user for inappropriate useof the forum. Obviously just a troll.

[Dennis_Knutson]

But no one will ever help you with that sort of attitude.