Generate an analog voltage with amplitude variations

I want to generate a 0 - 5V analog voltage output that has a variable amplitude, as shown in the figure. The maximum voltage is 5V and low voltage a percentage of this, but I must not vary the amplitude during execution of VI.

With digital outputs, you are limited to two levels. Low and High. (1 and 0). Here are the outputs of the DIO lines as DC voltage levels. The two levels can be anything, but 0v is most commonly used for bass and 5v is used for the great. This is called (as well as some other features) TTL logic.

There are some cards that allow you to choose the digital voltage levels, but your all-in-one does not provide this functionality.

You could do something similar with digital, where you have only used the 0v and 5v levels.

You are absolutely right that software control timing is less precise than the timing control material, however, if you did a spot of digital output in this way and set it up to do the finished samples or continuous, it would use a material timing and would therefore be very accurate (in accordance with the specifications in the technical data of the device).

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