How to up convert the number of samples in a waveform

[tintin_99]

Hi, I have acquired an analog and a digital signal at 1S/s for 10 s . So I have 10 analog samples and 10 digital samples. Now I would like to upconvert the number of samples of the acquired signal to let's say 10kS/s . How can I

do it in labVIEW for the analog and digital signals?

I don't want to change the duration but let's say I have a zero , I would like to make it 10000 zeros. 

Thanks

[GerdW]

Hi tintin,

there's a function named "ResampleWaveform"...

Btw. what's the point in upsampling by a factor of 1000?

[altenbach]

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@tintin_99 wrote:

Hi, I have acquired an analog and a digital signal at 1S/s for 10 s . So I have 10 analog samples and 10 digital samples. Now I would like to upconvert the number of samples of the acquired signal to let's say 10kS/s . How can I

do it in labVIEW for the analog and digital signals?

I don't want to change the duration but let's say I have a zero , I would like to make it 10000 zeros. 

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The LabVIEW math palette has a rich set of interpolation tools that you can apply to the Y data (then you also need to change the timing information).

Alternatively, there is the Align and Resample Express VI that could do about the same thing.

[tintin_99]

Well, I am not actually acquiring the signal. I build the signal at 1S/s but finally I need to change the sampling rate to somthing else. I think the easy way might be to take the Y array and of r each element add ( lets say 100 elements  if the sampling rate is 100) but how can I do it in LabVIEW?  

how can I do this in LabVIEW

Lets say the sampling rate is 5

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Thanks

[crossrulz]

A simple Initialize Array inside of a FOR loop with concatinating tunnels works well.  The concatinating tunnels became available with LabVIEW 2012.