When measuring vibration and strain levels in LabVIEW, you work with a lot of waveform data. Usually this waveform data needs to be resampled or quickly analyzed so it can be stored in databases and displayed as meaningful trends. I put together the snippet below, so I could have easy access to the resampling and moving average waveform algorithms we commonly use.
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