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Error 20013 Using Filter+Peak detector

Hello, 

I have this error when i try to filter my signal (Sample rate : 5000), when i remove the filter, i have no more error! 

I tried to change the width but i still have the same error

Any help please? 

 

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Attach the entire VI and any supporting sub-VIs.  If you are using LabVIEW Project, compress the folder containing the Top Level VI and its sub-VIs and attach the resulting .zip file.  It is difficult (and frustrating) to diagnose problems from a static picture of part of a VI's Block Diagram.

 

Bob Schor

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Your block diagram has an incredible size of roughly 16000 x 11000. You should really clean it up and post it again.

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Thank's for help

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The error message (and the coercion dot where you wire 'width' to the function) give you some good hints.  The online help for the function will further tell you that the 'width' value should be in terms of # of samples rather than time in seconds.

 

The next problem is that your call to Equi-Ripple BandStop outputs an empty array.  I'm not exactly sure why offhand and will let others take it from here.  But in general, you should be paying attention to the error outputs of any functions you call.

 

 

-Kevin P

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