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download the arbitrary waveform from Labview to Agilent 33210

Question asked by huongle on Aug 7, 2013
Latest reply on Sep 9, 2013 by lhornburg

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Hello,

I am using Agilent 33210 and I want to store/download the new arbitrary waveform to it by using Labview. Can I do it? and How can I do it?

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joxaal Aug 12, 2013 11:12 AM
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I have the same issue. If you look at the Generate Arbitrary Waveform VI example in the 33xxx driver set, you will see the block that takes in a data array and outputs the waveform. Now you just have to figure out how to import your array into LabVIEW and send that array to the arbitrary waveform block.

I found a work around that imports the data through an excel file and then converts it to an array for the generator to read. Not very good, but it worked.

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- lhornburg @ joxaal on Sep 9, 2013 3:13 PM
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  Hello Attached is an example that reads data from a .csv file and sends it to your function generator, hopefully this helpful for you.
  
  You do need the NI 33xxx driver installed for this to run.
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download the arbitrary waveform from Labview to Agilent 33210

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