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Ok i worked another while at this problem,

and my solution doesn't work, so i tried your's orko.

I put a Sinus Wave infront of the measure with 50Hz

A normal durance of this is 20 msec, then the ascent

must normally be 10msec. But your VI only gives me 5?

I think it begins by zero, so i have only the half anscent.

How can i change it? Is it possible to just put it into a While loop

to give me more than one rating.

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QUOTE(CamilloN @ Sep 10 2007, 04:18 AM)

Alrighty. Sorry it took so long to respond... the "get new posts" link isn't working for me anymore and it's kind of difficult wading through all the forums :blink:

QUOTE(CamilloN @ Sep 10 2007, 04:18 AM)

I put a Sinus Wave infront of the measure with 50Hz

A normal durance of this is 20 msec, then the ascent

must normally be 10msec. But your VI only gives me 5?

I think it begins by zero, so i have only the half anscent.

It is 20msec from the start of the wave to the start of the next wave, or the whole 360 degrees of the wave from zero to zero. Since the generated Sines wave(

post-3266-1189493455.gif?width=400

) starts out at zero on a positive transition, at 5 msec (90 degrees) it is at max and at 10 msec (180 degrees) it is at zero again. This is just the nature of the Sines wave(

post-3266-1189493455.gif?width=400

) since you are plotting the mathematical Sine at a degree of rotation.

QUOTE(CamilloN @ Sep 10 2007, 04:18 AM)

Not sure what you would like to change? Are you just wanting to store the positive peaks of a repetitive wave?

-- Joe "the original" Sines

http://lavag.org/old_files/monthly_09_2007/post-3266-1189493455.gif' target="_blank">post-3266-1189493455.gif?width=400

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My real Problem is that i have two signals.

The first is for example 5msec 0V and then it begins.

The second is also 0V and begins a few msec later.

Now i want to know which time is needed between the

start of the first signal and the start of the second signal.

And the start of the first signal and the max. of the second.

By the Way how can i simulate the timeoffset from the first signal

Thank you very much for your help

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