Graphing XY Data
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Complete the following steps to display an array of points on a single-plot XY graph.
- Add an XY graph to the front panel.
- Build a block diagram with the following objects:
- Wire the x/y output of the Divide function to the x input of the Sine function.
- Wire the sin(x) output of the Sine function to the first (top) input terminal of the Bundle function.
- Wire the x*y output of the Multiply function to the second (bottom) input terminal of the Bundle function.
- Wire the iteration terminal of the For Loop to the x input of the Divide function and to the x input of the Multiply function.
- Right-click the y input terminal of the Divide function and select Create»Constant from the shortcut menu. A numeric constant appears.
- Enter 10 in the constant and press the <Enter> key.
- Wire the constant to the y input terminal of the Multiply function.
- Wire the output terminal of the Bundle function to the XY graph terminal. An auto-indexing tunnel appears where the wire intersects the loop border.
- Right-click the count terminal of the For Loop and select Create Constant from the shortcut menu. A numeric constant appears.
- Enter 100 in the constant and press the <Enter> key.
- Run the VI.
Refer to the XY Graph Data Types VI in the labview\examples\Controls and Indicators\Graphs and Charts\XY Graph for an example of graphing XY data.