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NI USB 6009 - Generate a continuously waveform on analog output


@NAZ87 wrote:

@COq Rouge wrote:
Here is one way to do it...

I see that the Volume Control changes the waveform based on a log scale while scaling the waveform with the multiply command is a linear scale.  I assume this makes a difference when using the sound card to appropriately scale audio, but doesn't have a bearing when outputing an arbitrary waveform signal.  Am I accurate in this assumption?

 

According to the above, I should just set the Volume to max and scale from 1 to 0.  Is there any reason I should scale by a log scale as the Volume Control does?

 

Thanks for all the help.

 

~Nick


As long as you do not see any clipping of the output  signal. You may set the volume to max, and use the scale function I suggested. As long as the signal is OK by you it does not matter much which constant you use on the volume control. If you use a constant volume setting. You may also place the volume control outside the main loop. As it will not be needed to set the volume on each iteration, only once.



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