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Using the NI Switch Add-on
I am looking for any information on using the NI-Switch add-on to control RF switches, example code, or a list of commands in NI...

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How to display multiple lines as output from code in edit text field in app designer
This is how I solved this problem: and the output: There is a scroll bar on the left side of the TextArea to scroll throug...

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How to load multiple .dat files into MATLAB?
Yep, that was it. Funny story, I tried the comma originally, but had mis-matched file lengths on the sample files I grabbed. T...

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How to load multiple .dat files into MATLAB?
I adapted this script to what I needed. It seems to be adding each file onto the bottom of the last. How do I get it to put ne...

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Plotting two functions that depend on boundary conditions.
Made a small change and I'm very close to the desired out put. I'll check my math. Thanks! a=ones(size(t)); idx=(V_lamp_off...

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Plotting two functions that depend on boundary conditions.
Closer, I think. The output wave from should have a log rising edge and an exponential falling edge, kind of a cool repeating s...

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Plotting two functions that depend on boundary conditions.
clc, clear %ECE 203-001 Team Project format compact % Part 2 Vs=6; Von=4; Voff=1; t=0:0.001:40; Rlamp=2.0E4; R=2.32E...

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Plotting two functions that depend on boundary conditions.
I have two functions, V_lamp_off(t)=Vs+(Voff-Vs)*y and V_lamp_on(t)=Vth+(Von-Vth)*exp(z). I want to plot V_lamp_off when the v...

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