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Overview
This VI accepts the size of the input array as a single buffer placement, multiply this by the number of elements you want to store.
Description
The VI will over write the element in a round robin approach, providing you with the current location information of the buffer for you to get back x number of data points from the buffer, very useful if you're needing to store samples before a trigger condition is met.
Requirements
Steps to Implement or Execute Code
Additional Information or References
VI Snippet
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