LabVIEW
Simple pendulum graph
Five second analysis (I will look at the ode later).
- Your controls are still all zero, which is not reasonable.. Do you know how to make values default? (at least tell us what value you use)
- You should delete the FOR loop and anchor the shift register on the while loop instead.
- Multiplying a value by one is the same as a wire.
- You can wire a scalar to a chart. no need to built it into an array with one element.
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After filling controls, you can select them and do a "menu...edit...make selected values default.
See if this can give you some ideas.... (did not check your math and retained it verbatim)
It writes an empty array to the chart history to clear the chart before the loop runs. (Without it, the chart will retain old data between runs).
Wiring the error wire to the loop creates a data dependency to ensure that this happens before the loop starts.
(If you don't know something you see, you can always right-click it and call up the help.)
To create an empty array constant from scratch, you would drop an empty array container, then drop a constant of the right datatype in it. Typically you can just right-click on an input terminal (in this case the property node) and do a "Create constant".
Have you looked at the VI I have attached? There are billions of possibilities for the graphs to look "not right". Unless you show us what you are seeing (and maybe even attach your VI) we cannot tell what you did wrong, but it is probably something trivial that we can identify and fix it instantly.
I did some changes to the graphs (e.g. axis autoscaling, etc.). LabVIEW does not have "variables" and I have no idea what you are trying to say with that..
