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Filtering output voltage data for NI 9263

Hi all,

I have a VI that outputs voltage function in either a sinusoidal or ramp form to the 9263 which is used to drive two piezo actuators. For the most part, the VI works the way i want it to. The problem is that there seems to be significant fluctuations in the data. I have tried putting a generic filter sub VI in the VI but this doesn't seem to help as it just smoothes out the edges of the dat, which is not the desired effect i want.

 

I have attached a copy of the VI and an image which shows one of the filtered and unfiltered data sets.

 

Any ideas or suggestions on how i can fix this will be greatly appreciated.

- msmartei

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Hi,

 

can you please give some more information about what "significant fluctuations in the data" does mean?

 

Thanks

 

M. Brauner NIG

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You showed two versions.  What is wrong with the data shown there? Can you show a graph (perhaps with simulated data) which displays what you want the output to look like?

 

Lynn 

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I cannot quantify significant fluctuations per se but when i expect the voltage at both channels to be zero, i normally get vacillating readings. Granted the scaling has something to do with it, i have attached a picture of the unfiltered data when i expect a flatline at zero.

 

In terms of how the data should look, the jagged steps are expected but at each step, i want the lines to be as horizontal as possible. This is what im hoping to achieve with a filter.

 

I look forward to your responses,

Msmartei

 

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Hi, can you tell me please your exact setup, including wiring for this measurement?

 

thank you

 

 

M. Brauner NIG

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