How to generate variable delay to turn on/off the led?

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Hello Everyone

I need your help in doing a simple project.

I have to turn-on and off a led connected to NI USB-6501 (turning on and off led using this is done), but with variable time duration, and description is as follow.

* Led turned on for 10 seconds

* Led turned off for 50 milli-seconds

* Led turned on for 10 seconds

* Led turned off for 60 milli-seconds

* Led turned on for 10 seconds

* Led turned off for 70 milli-seconds

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* Led turned on for 10 seconds

* Led turned off for 500 milli-seconds

* Go back to step-1

Basically Led will remain On for 10 seconds and will remain off for 50ms + step_count * iteration.

I am new to LabVIEW and really don't understand how to do this.

Right now I am able to turn on/off using fixed delay and the block diagram is as follow.

I didn't have any clue how to implement this step counting and changing the off delay time with iterations.

I am also attaching the VI file.

Thanks in Advance

[RavensFan · Accepted solution]

So your off time, you need to start with 50 milliseconds and add 10 milliseconds each time.

Put that integer into a shift register.  Wire it through the False case.  In the true case, add 10 milliseconds before you put it back in the shift register.

(You can also use a feedback node,  then it can be contained withing just the one case and you won't have to feed wires across the loop or through the other case.)

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Thanks for suggestion, finally I am able to do it.

The Block Diagram is as follow:

True CaseFalse Case

Thanks again, i appreciate if you have any other comments on this.

VI is also attached.