LabVIEW
biginner
How many times do you think the completely unnecessary for loop iterates? You have three different things controlling the number of iterations. Autoindexing on two arrays of different sizes and constant wired to N which is not the same as either array size.
This produces the same result:
Lynn
The issue with the graph starting before zero has two components. One is the plot interpolation. By changing that you can make it look as though the plot starts after zero with the same data. In the image below Plot 0 and Plot 2 have the same data. The highlighted ovals show the only two data points visible in this expanded plot near zero. Ther highlighted rectangle shows the stepwise interpolation of Plot 2. The difference is the interpolation method.
The other issue is that the way you generate the data you do not always get a point at t = 0. Since your algorithm assures that all values are zero for t < 0, why bother calculating them? Start the calculation with t = 0. Before plotting create an array of all zeros (Initialize Array). Then use Build Array to combine the block of zeros with the calculated data for t >= 0. That way you will always have a data point at t = zero.
Lynn
