10-27-2014 06:10 AM - edited 10-27-2014 06:15 AM
Dear users,
I've came across an example showing the function and downsides of using a local variable, a notifier and a queue for collecting and manipulating data lately. But I cannot find it again.
I try to describe that and I hope anybody can give me a hint:
A sine values were generated periodically and were send to an indicator, a notifier and a queue. In other loops, the local variable (of the indicator), the notifiers and the queue elements were plotted to graphs. The loop time for the reading loops could be set separately for each of them and dependent on the settings of the timing (time: equal to generator, half of the generator and double of the generator), one could observe omitted or duplicate elements. Very useful to observe the behaviour of the loops reading a local variable, a notifier and a queue element.
Anybody does have an idea, where this VI is placed, please?
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10-28-2014
09:17 AM
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Hello ghighuphu,
Do you mean this example?
Using Local Variables, Queues, and Notifiers to Synchronize Data with Parallel Loops -
Best Regards,
Maha