Merge Signals
- Updated2025-01-28
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Merge Signals
Merges two or more supported signals, such as scalar numerics, 1D or 2D arrays of numerics, scalar Booleans, 1D or 2D arrays of Booleans, waveforms, or 1D arrays of waveforms, into a single output. Resize the function to add inputs. This function automatically appears on the block diagram when you wire a signal output to the wire branch of another signal.

Inputs/Outputs
![]() input signal specifies the signal you want to combine with another signal. ![]() ![]() combined signal returns the combined signals. You can wire the dynamic data type to a graph or numeric indicator. For example, if you wire the combined signal to a graph indicator, LabVIEW represents each signal as an individual plot. |
This function outputs a single wire with a dynamic data type. Internally, an array of waveforms composes this wire. When you merge signals, each input signal becomes one or more elements in the waveform array.