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Hi Mircea, it seems you're almost there. All you need is a XY Graph and a correctly bundled data cluster. First, your cluster needs to be bundled in the correct order. First, wire the data representing your initial time (t=0). Then the uniform spacing on your X-scale (dt) and finally, your vector containing Y values. Feed this cluster into a XY Graph. These graphs are polymorphic and will adapt to the correct format if it's a valid one. The above mentioned cluster is a valid format. The XY Graphs should be easy to find in your LabVIEW palettes. Do the same with phase data (t = 0; dt; phase vector). PS. You can post your VIs directly instead of uploading compressed bitmaps...