03-09-2017 01:03 PM - edited 03-09-2017 01:19 PM
Hello,
Please, I have DAQ 9237 and pressure transducer PX309-500G5V. The calibration for pressure transducer from manufacture is 0.003 Vdc equal 0 PSI and 2.512 Vdc equal 250PSI and 5.001 Vdc equal 500 PSI. My question does DAQ 9237 support this voltage or I have to provide external excitation to the DAQ?
I tried to change mv/v to v/v but I got an error. Do I need to use mv/v or v/v? I attached my configuration
When I tried to change mv/v to v/v I got an error.
I connected the pressure transducer to DAQ using the instruction from NI and shut down the enable SHUNT calibration
I attached my code
Thanks
03-10-2017 04:19 PM
Have you taken a look at the spec sheet or calibration to see if the specifications are given in mV/V versus V/V? If this is not called out on these sheets, it may be because this is not a bridge based sensor.
In my past experience, the 9237 is best suited to ratiometric sensors (i.e. sensors that output 4-20mA), rather than non-ratiometric devices that offer a 0-5V output.
Check out this article about what the mV/V really means. I believe there is another variant of this sensor that would work a little better with the 9237.
Best,
03-13-2017 02:41 AM
I agree with SamuRei, it seems your sensor is best suited to NI 9205.
07-01-2021 09:31 AM
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