LabVIEW
Creating Power Function with a loop
Hello Folks!
I am trying to create an own power function with two indicator, where indicator 1 is x and indicator 2 is y so its like X^Y. I have tried many things but I have not come to an solution. I've also been searchin on the internet but I have not found anything there either.
Here is a picture of my program but im quite sure that its wrong.
Hints or examples would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Hi Puccii,
@Puccii wrote:
I am trying to create an own power function with two indicator, where indicator 1 is x and indicator 2 is y so its like X^Y. I have tried many things but I have not come to an solution. I've also been searchin on the internet but I have not found anything there either.
Hints or examples would be appreciated.
Hint: go the to top area of the LabVIEW board and take care of all those "Training resources"!
(Reasons for that hint: you talk about controls, but you name them "indicators". You don't seem to know about features of tunnels at structure borders, which is pretty basic LabVIEW stuff. You use the "icon" view for terminals. You don't care about using the AutoCleanup function before posting an image of code. You upload an image of code instead of real code: we cannot debug/edit/run images with LabVIEW.)
Solution: Learn the LabVIEW basics, then use a shift register!
Learning how to use Quick Drop can be useful. There is a power of X function:
You should still learn about shift registers though 😂.
Search LabVIEW like a graph! 