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I just want combine three signals together then show in the graph, how to do that?(Not three separate waveform)

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You need to use the Convert from Dynamic Data node and then build the array. Look at the attached screenshot

 

example.png

Adnan Zafar
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Coleman Technologies
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The waveform shows in graph is separated(3 sine waves), how to show a mixed waveform?

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Well, double-click on Convert from Dynamic Data and choose '1D array of scalars - automatic' for all three of them. Then, right click on build array and make sure Concatenate Input is checked.

Adnan Zafar
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Coleman Technologies
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But the waveform is different with the one I got by using Multitone Generator.vi,why

Multitone Generator.jpgthis is output from Multitone generator.vi

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Can you post your original VI? I can then tell you what you might be doing wrong.

Adnan Zafar
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Coleman Technologies
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I attached my vi, please modified this , thank you

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I think maybe you want a Chart, not a Graph, and use Bundle which will show three thinks at once, as opposed to combining three things. You got what you get based on your original question.

Richard






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Could you just modified based on my vi? beacasue i'm not quite know how to do what you said, thankyou

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Multitone generator does a sum of the waveforms. Replace the build array with a compound arithmetic and add all three.

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