This VI allows LabVIEW data to be written to a binary file in Matlab format. All that is required is connecting a reference number, array name, array (which can be 1D, 2D of any type, or string), and specifying the output type, and the VI will write it to a file. The VI performs error checking. The user must open and close the file themselves. The VI was created in LabVIEW for Windows 3.0.1 by Albert K. Wijnja.
This VI allows LabVIEW data to be written to a binary file in Matlab format. All that is required is connecting a reference number, array name, array (which can be 1D, 2D of any type, or string), and specifying the output type, and the VI will write it to a file. The VI performs error checking. The user must open and close the file themselves. The VI was created in LabVIEW for Windows 3.0.1 by Albert K. Wijnja.
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This VI allows LabVIEW data to be written to a binary file in Matlab format. All that is required is connecting a reference number, array name, array (which can be 1D, 2D of any type, or string), and specifying the output type, and the VI will write it to a file. The VI performs error checking. The user must open and close the file themselves. The VI was created in LabVIEW for Windows 3.0.1 by Albert K. Wijnja.
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Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as TXT, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Recently I developed a VI for writing LabVIEW data to a binary file in
Matlab format. This VI is called: CONV2MAT.VI
All you have to do is connect a ref number, an array-name, the array (either 1D, 2D (any type) or string) and specify the output type (DBL, SGL, I32, I16, U8) and it will be written to file. The VI does incoming and internal error checking. The user will have to open a file before and close it afterwards. It is created in LabVIEW for Windows 3.0.1 Written by: Albert K. Wijnja albert@wfw.wtb.tue.nl