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CLAD 03-25

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CLAD 03-25

Which timing function (VI) is the best choice for timing control logic in applications that run for extended periods of time?

CLAD 02-03

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CLAD 02-03

What value does the Result indicator display after the code snippet executes?

  1. The time elapsed in milliseconds during the execution of SubVI
  2. Zero
  3. Number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970
  4. The time elapsed in milliseconds during the execution of the sequence structure

CLAD 01-32

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CLAD 01-32

The Wait function can be added to While Loops:

  1. To free up available memory.
  2. To allocate memory used by the CPU.
  3. To allow the processor time to complete other tasks.
  4. To reserve which processor the code is running on.

CLAD 01-26

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CLAD 01-26

The Wait Until Next ms Multiple function:

  1. Begins timing at program start and completes upon a multiple of the PC timer.
  2. Begins timing after the code in the loop has completed and expires when the multiple of the (user) input time expires.
  3. Begins timing after the code in the loop has completed and expires when the user input time completes.
  4. Begins timing at program start and waits until the code in the loop has completed.
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