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I merged those very similar threads of Darkhann, Admin111, Imtursynov, foreverxyoung…

 

Please keep related discussion in ONE thread.

And please talk with your classmates. (Avoid creating new accounts for the same questions.)

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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@Admin111 wrote:

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Same thing!

 

Lower left area:

distance from center is less than 3 AND x and y are both negative

 

Upper right area:

distance from center is more than 3 AND, x and y are both positive AND x is <4 AND y is <2

 

Now try it yourself with the next problem.

 

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BOOLean Operations.jpeg

Boolean Operations...

 

-AK2DM

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I am actually impressed with this course, basically translating graphical problems into graphical code. Love it! 😄

 

Of course the entire problem description (e.g. the desired output) has never been explained.

 

I also wonder about the experience level of the students, maybe high school? We should adapt accordingly.

 

 

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Hello. I have completed the first task with the circle, and it works correctly. Now I need to create the graph of the parabola, like in the second picture (Task 1 in my variant is a parabola). I am having difficulties with building the parabola in LabVIEW. Could you please explain or show how to make the block diagram for the parabola similar to the example in the second image?(-1;1)

Thank you.

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Hi Imtursynov,

 


@Imtursynov wrote:

 I am having difficulties with building the parabola in LabVIEW. Could you please explain or show how to make the block diagram for the parabola similar to the example in the second image?(-1;1)


I expect you know the formula to calculate the parabola, it should be a 2nd order polynom.

 

Now you want to calculate Y values for the X range of (-1…1)?

You could use the Ramp function to create a ramp (aka X array) of values from -1 to 1.

Then you use the PolynomialEvaluation function to calculate an Y array from your X array using the polynomial coefficients of your parabola.

 

Next time please attach code instead of images of code. We cannot edit/debug/run images in LabVIEW…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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@Imtursynov wrote:

Could you please explain or show how to make the block diagram for the parabola similar to the example in the second image?


The parabola has been discussed here.

 

Please embed images into the post so we don't need to constantly click on things to see what you are talking about. Most of your pictures have been posted before. It is sufficient to post stuff we haven't seen yet.

 

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We still don't know the full problem description and requirements for any of these homework problems. As has been said, once you have semi-working code, attach the VI!

 

And please (PLEASE!!!) use a reasonable subject when posting ("labview", "subject", ".", etc are all completely pointless)

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Apparently the OP is a very lazy person who wants nothing but for other people to do his/her homework.

I received this private message:

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@AnalogKid2DigitalMan wrote:

BOOLean Operations.jpeg

Boolean Operations...

 

-AK2DM


I've seen that before, that's an awesome description!

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@Yamaeda wrote:
I've seen that before, that's an awesome description!

Would be hard to show "Trick Implies Treat" ...

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