DBL to digital conversion

[Chirag_Vekariya]

Hii

I am trying to convert DBL(voltage) to Digital (16 Bit).

can someone please help me with that??

[Norbert_B]

You have to define rules before being able to do so.

Digital patterns are easily converted to integer numbers ('binary pattern'), but floating point numbers (like a DBL) have a decimal sign and post-decimal numbers. What about those?

[jwscs]

as norbert said, you should be more specific in what you want to accomplish,

especially if you'd like ppl helping you out, otherwise you will get answers like this:

[Yamaeda · Accepted solution]

/Y

[jwscs]

@yamaeda reverse code golfing? ... i liked the red coercion point

[Ben]

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@jwscs wrote:

@Yamaeda reverse code golfing? ... i liked the red coercion point

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I can offer a couple of thoughts...

The implicit conversion posted by yamaeda shows how to do the conversion in a block diagram. You r version would require using your code as a sub-VI. 

On the other hand...

At one time I discovered in one version of LV the implied coercion was actually faster than the implicit.

Choose your poison,

Ben

[jwscs]

@ben .. i suppose you mean explicit (yamaeda's code)

but why would mine need to be a subvi?

regarding speed/memory i read some post from altenbach, where the implicit coercion was faster, bc it didn't need to create a new buffer (or somesuch).

regards

[Ben]

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@jwscs wrote:

@Ben .. i suppose you mean explicit (yamaeda's code)

but why would mine need to be a subvi?

regarding speed/memory i read some post from altenbach, where the implicit coercion was faster, bc it didn't need to create a new buffer (or somesuch).

regards

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That is correct. Yours would have to be made into a sub-VI because the only numeric wire on your diagram was still a float. It was only when it was put in the indicators did it become a I32.

Ben 

[jwscs]

that is totally right, i didn't look at it that way 😉