06-09-2017 10:08 AM - edited 06-09-2017 10:09 AM
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to measure the temperature directly from a thermocouple (TC) type K with a NI9215 card but I'm having complications because the value of temperature is jumping around in huge increments. I've been reading in some post from the forum that maybe is because of the range of the card and it doesn't detect the voltage from the TC, in my case 16 bits +- 10V, is that true? I also have another card NI PCIE-6323 but I think I wont be able to measure temperature neither.
The TC is well plugged and grounded.
I look forward for your answers
Thanks Luis
06-12-2017 11:30 AM
Hello Luis,
This card has a max voltage range of +/- 10V with 16 bits resolution. The other device (PCIE-6323) is not a meant to measure a temperature with a thermocouple.
I think you may have a problem on your application : have you done some test with NI MAX ?
It's possible for you to send the code ?
Best regards,
Sibylle
06-13-2017 03:58 AM
Hello Sibylle,
Yes, I have already tested with NI MAX, it was my first test. The temperature measure value should be 30° C but instead, it shows an erratic curve of values, judge by yourself.
I tryed also the VI example from Labview (Analog Input - Voltage and Thermocouple in a single Task.vi) and it gives exactly the same, a erratic curve of values.
As I said beafore, the thermocouple is well plugged and grounded.
I look forward for your answer
Luis
06-13-2017 06:56 AM
Hi Luis,
I see your screenshot, have you tested to put " Source de CSF" at "intégré" ?
You can see on the page 14-15 of this document (http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/373779g.pdf) the correct wiring, please check it.
Best regards,
Sibylle
06-13-2017 09:36 AM
Hello Sibylle,
I already tried to put "Integer" but NI sends an error.
06-14-2017 03:38 AM
Hello Luis,
I tried to use the same material with a TC and I have some questions :
Best regards,
Sibylle