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pulse counter to display on seven segmant display

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Unsure of how to progress this program to display results on a seven segment display.

This is what i have so far ( see attachment).

 

 

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This sounds like a homework problem but it is simple enough.  I can't view your file so i'm sorry if my information is duplicate.

 

Create a 2D array of booleans that define which segments are illuminated for each number. 

Row 0 will contain the sequences to turn on a 0

Row 1 will contain the sequences to turn on a 1

etc.

 

Creating the display:

Create a cluster of booleans for displaying seven segment.

Add the cluster to an array for a multiple digit number.

 

Use the quotient/remainder function to obtain digits one value at a time and index your 2d array to obtain the proper sequence.  I'll let you figure out the rest.

 

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you need to make it simple

Seven Seg Display program_BD.png

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Thank you!

Its been very helpful, however would you be able to send me the program im not quite sure how to do the true and false block you have done as I'm new to labview.

Again thank you very much!

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Drop an array constant on the block diagram and add a boolean constant into it.  Right click the array and select "Add dimension".  Now resize the array to the proper size.

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