The Windoze technical info states that they do not guarantee timing
better than 100ms with the system clock. You're right, that generally
it's much better than that, but I have seen pauses in my VIs that vary
up to 25ms (using a take time before the loop and then check time
after the loop). My old
Hello Kelly!
Essentially, it sounds like you are wondering how accurate the wait
functions in LabVIEW are. The timing accuracy of a Windows-based
computer is typically 1ms, so at first glance the answer to your
question is approximately +/- 1ms. There are several things that can
affect the timin
I have a VI that switches between two voltage states and resides in
one state or another according to a wait function. I need this
switching to be extremely precise. For example, if I want the first
voltage state to be held for 200ms, it MUST be as close to that as
possible. How can I figure out
