Hello, friends.
Today we work on another in-place structure operation which in which we work on waveform graph.
So just drag and drop waveform graph over here.
So.
This is my input.
So just drag and drop multiple graphs over here.
Let's say.
So this is my three waveform graph over here.
This is my input.
And I just use just go to express.
Simulate signal.
I want to just use the triangle signal.
Just convert this data.
So I just again go to I want to just convert this data.
Convert this data.
I just need some operations.
But you are not available over here.
Signal attributes.
I want to just convert this to dynamic data.
Over here this is from integrating will convert dynamic data.
So I just use single waveform over here.
Connect this.
So here I just get the waveform.
As you see, I got the triangle and just go to the waveform, build waveform.
And this is my waveform input waveform and I want to just work out on different attributes.
So it is my t, I want to select the change in the step size.
So I just use create a control over here, as you see.
And over here, the waveform too shows me the output.
So let's say the change is initially zero.
So when you hit on run button, it will say show you as you see and when it is one.
Because it is default.
So I just make it continuous.
So as you see, it becomes 200, 300, 400, 500, 600.
Okay.
So default is one.
So when you work on this, I just stop this.
When you work with in-place structure, just go to in-place structure, drag and drop.
So over here you just add waveform and bundle and bundle elements.
So over here, this is my input structure.
Or you can say input waveform and over here you just want to change the step size.
Connect this and over here, this is my output.
So now just go to the output.
So in this case, the these two will generate the same value as you see over here, 0 to 100 and when
you just go to continuous.
Okay, so this will this one and this one will work same.
So this is how you can work with in place element structure for the waveforms in LabVIEW.
Thank you.