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Frequency must be <= sampling rate/2

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Hello! Is it possible to create a graph of the signal with such characteristics that there is no error with the frequency? Yes, frequency is really big, but I don't know how to solve this problem in any other way. Could anyone help? I will be grateful for any answer)

 
 
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You need to add an input to "sampling info" at the bottom of that VI. By default it generates 1000 points at 1000 Hz sample rate. You need at least 2000 Hz sample rate to generate that frequency.

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Specify a higher sampling rate in the sampling info input. The sampling rate should be at least two times of your signal frequency.

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Trying to do the same thing here but the sampling rate depending on the frequency introduced by the user using a dial, still doesnt work, any tips?

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Here's one tip: upload the code (i.e., the file) instead of one small picture that most of the stuff we need to see not included.

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