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Butterworth filter's transfer function

I want to known the butterworth filter's transfer function in labview(1 order and 2 order),If there anyone can help me,thanks a lot in advance.
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Hi River,

 

You can find it in Signal Processing-> Filters -> Butterworth in LabVIEW functions.

 

Thanks,

Sanad MM

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how about feeding your filter with a delta waveform (...,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,...) ?

 

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Henrik

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Do not make it more complicated than it is. Go to help in the toolbar. Select "Find Example" then search for filter and loacte the "IIR Filtering and Response.vi"


Besides which, my opinion is that Express VIs Carthage must be destroyed deleted
(Sorry no Labview "brag list" so far)
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Thanks for your response Sanad MM.I have used butterworth filter.vi in my work within a control loop,In deed I need to know the transfer function of the whole loop,I have find the other component's transfer function except butterworth filter's(2th order low path).
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