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Using signals and Equations

Hi,
I have an equation like this: y'=Q-3y, when Q is a signal comming from Analog Input or simulated but not convencional, such as square pulses with dampings.
My question is which equation VI do I need to use in Labview that will use this signal "Q" as input parameter and perform the equation y'?
Thanks
Dalia Russek
Senior Technical Support Engineer
National Instruments ISRAEL Ltd
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Can't you just use the multiply and subtract nodes?

What is "y"?
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Hi, y' is just a mathematic parameter from the equation. I just put a simply equeation to demostrate what I ment, but its usually more complex such as y'=Q-5y-6t-t'. Not always is the same equeation using n-parameters and their derivative. I just thought to use ODE equation or any other mathematic vi, but I didn't know how to give a signal as input parameter. However, the operator vis can be a simple solution.
Dalia Russek
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National Instruments ISRAEL Ltd
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