Time Response VIs
Owning Palette: Control Design VIs and Functions
Installed With: Control Design and Simulation Module. This topic might not match its corresponding palette in LabVIEW depending on your operating system, licensed product(s), and target.
Use the Time Response VIs to create generic linear simulations and time domain plots for step inputs, impulse inputs, and initial condition responses.
The VIs on this palette can return general LabVIEW error codes or specific control design error codes.
| Palette Object | Description |
|---|---|
| CD Get Time Response Data | Obtains the time response information from the time response data of a system model. You must manually select the polymorphic instance to use. |
| CD Impulse Response | Calculates the output of the system when an impulse excites it. The data type you wire to the State-Space Model input determines the polymorphic instance to use. |
| CD Initial Response | Calculates the natural or zero-input response of the system. This VI returns the output of the system due to the initial states only. You can use polymorphic VI to calculate the initial response of state-space, transfer function, and zero-pole-gain models. The data type you wire to the State-Space Model input determines the polymorphic instance to use. |
| CD Linear Simulation | Calculates the output when the Inputs excite the given system using discrete simulation. The data type you wire to the State-Space Model input determines the polymorphic instance to use. |
| CD Parametric Time Response | Calculates parametric information, such as rise time, peak time, settling time, steady-state gain, overshoot, and peak value of an input model based on a time response you specify. The data type you wire to the State-Space Model or Time Range parameter determines the polymorphic instance to use. |
| CD Step Response | Calculates the output of the system when a step input excites it. This VI assumes the initial states of the system to be zero. The data type you wire to the State-Space Model input determines the polymorphic instance to use. |