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AND operation on two signals

Help me out to simulate the below operation in labviewPWM.jpg

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You are going to have to give more details.  What are you inputs?  What do you expect out?  What have you tried already?  Why such a large image that is 90% white?


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Let me google that for you...

 

Boolean

Signals

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i am having three pulse signals 1kHz,2kHz and 100Hz.

during the positive cycle of 100Hz pulse, i need the 1kHz pulse to excite an LED.

during the negative cycle of 100Hz pulse, i  need the 2kHz pulse to excite another LED.

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Can you already read the signals? The LabVIEW code will look just like the image you posted if that is what you are asking.

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HI,

 

As previous posters have said, you can create exactly this setup in labview - it'll look just like your diagram. Use the Boolean primitives located in Functions>>Programming>>Boolean:

 

Boolean.png

 

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