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sweep and implementation of exponential signal

hi everyone

i have some problem to give sweep of signal from -pi to +pi.valus of pi is -180 to +180.i have to give sweep and plot the array on the graph.pls help someone how do i plot it either using loop or there is some other technique as well

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Hi rafi,

 


@rafi wrote:

i have some problem to give sweep of signal from -pi to +pi.valus of pi is -180 to +180.


pi typically is not equal to 180, but ~3.14159…

 


@rafi wrote:

i have to give sweep and plot the array on the graph.


Use the Ramp function to create your "sweep" from -pi to +pi.

Then use a waveform graph to show the resulting array…

 

What have you tried and where are you stuck?

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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thks for your suggestion.i am stuck at implementation of linear array factor at 0 degree.my output would look like major lobe adjacent to minor lobes i mean beam of radar

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Hi rafi,

 


@rafi wrote:

i am stuck at implementation of linear array factor at 0 degree.


What is a "linear array factor"?

What is a "factor at 0 degree" and how is it related to a LabVIEW array datatype?

What exactly have you tried and where exactly are you stuck? (To rephrase this question: Why don't you attach your VI???)

 


@rafi wrote:

my output would look like major lobe adjacent to minor lobes i mean beam of radar


Why are you talking now about radar lobes, when you want to create an array and plot that array on a graph?

Again: where exactly are you stuck???

 

My glassball is broken… 😩

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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