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Audio Sources in LabVIEW
Summary: Learn how to use the 'Sine Wave' subVI from the Signal Processing palette as an audio source.
Overview
 Figure 1:
[video] Sinewave source for audio applications
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Last edited by Ross J. Reedstrom on Mar 17, 2008 9:37 pm GMT-5.
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