Hi Devchander :
Last time, you said the best method is to use the subvi. I read the path below.
It said the while loop will stop when the conditional terminal (the square in the lower right) recieves the correct Boolean value. The correct Boolean value can be from any condition you want - a stop button, an error, a measurement comparison, etc. It will loop until something is either true or false. You can just click on the contitional terminal to change it from stopping on a true or false (or right click on it and select).
So, I think if it is possible to add something after the mean vi, it compare weather the value is less than 70mA. The while loop will stop.
Accroding to the reading above, it seems it can. am I right?
The for loop function is looping until the number is reached. So, I think it will not work to put something inside the for loop to see wheather it reached the value under 70mA and that value is stabe for a minimum of 2 second. Am I correct.
