02-06-2019 11:26 AM
hi, everyone
I want to create an oscilloscope from labview using a DAQ card. What should I do?
By requiring the measurement of electrical signals Same oscilloscope.
Which I set the frequency of the DAQ card that will not work up to 10 MHz
I don't know which DAQ card to use to create this project.
My English is not good. Please forgive me if I make grammatical mistakes.
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02-06-2019 12:28 PM
Why do you want to use a DAQ to do what an Oscilloscope can do when you can just buy an oscilloscope? These work with "NI-Scope" software.
02-06-2019 12:32 PM
So, I'm not entirely sure I understood correctly:
Do you already have a DAQ card, which is too slow? In this case, there's not too much you can do about it. The maximum sample rate is the maximum sample rate, but it is worth mentioning, that X- and M- Series cards (starting with 62 or 63) have the same number of Samples/sec for all channels, meaning you can either acquire 1 channel at x or 2 at x/2 and so on.
Why don't you say, what you have?
If you're still looking for a card, there are cards, that can acquire faster than 10MHz: http://www.ni.com/en-ca/shop/select/pxi-oscilloscope?modelId=235405
I hope one of my answers helped your question!
02-07-2019 06:13 AM
I would like to suggest which type of DAQ card to use to make an oscilloscope in frequencies up to 5 MHz. By now I have studied the NI USB-6008/6009 and have a frequency of 150 Hz but I want a DAQ with a frequency of no more than 10MHz. Do you think I can do it or should I use a DAQ card with a lower frequency for possibilities?
02-07-2019 06:49 AM
If you want to examine a 5MHz signal, you need to sample at at least 10MHz (Nyquist and Shannon theorems). A quick search from NI is just showing a PCI-6115 or PXI-6115. And those sample at 10MHz/sec PER CHANNEL. So each channel you add reduces that maximum sample rate.
How many channels do you need? Why not use an Oscilloscope?
02-07-2019 09:45 AM
Can you recommend creating a virtual mini oscilloscope for me? From the oscilloscopes that I want to create, I want to be able to receive voltage from other devices to change into various waveforms in the labview program.Block the diagram that I placed Do you think it will be possible.
LabVIEW - Data Acquisition - input
I don’t speak English that well. Sorry!
02-07-2019 09:56 AM
Go to NI MAX and crate a new task.
Let the Wizard guide you through crating the task.
Adjust the option for the task to your liking.
Save the task.
Open a new VI and go to the block diagram and drop a DAQmx Trask constant on the diagram.
Choose the task you saved when working in MAX for the Task constant.
Right-click the Task constant and select "Generate config and example"
Save the VI and the Config VI.
Submit as your project.
Give Credit to NI for doing all of the work.
Get an "A" and celebrate.
Ben
02-07-2019 11:48 AM
I need advice on creating an oscilloscope with LabVIEW, since I don't have the ability to play LabVIEW at all because I can't play LabVIEW at all. Get help from someone who has knowledge about using LabVIEW to create a Front Panel , Block Diagram Using LabVIEW 2017.
Sorry! My English is not so good.
02-07-2019 11:50 AM
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mcduff
02-09-2019 09:29 AM
I want to create an oscilloscope connected to USB-6008/6009 That can receive the alternating current from the outside and change into various waveforms in the virtual Oscilloscope.
I do not have knowledge about how to use the Labview program, so I want to get advice from people who know what to do.