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How to write the time(in column) in fpga module.( i m using cRIO- 9025 along with NI 9219 and NI 9223 for data acquistion)

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How to write the time(in column) in fpga module.( i m using cRIO- 9025 along with NI 9219 and NI 9223 for data acquistion)


What do you mean "time in FPGA module".  The FPGA doesn't care about time.  Or do you mean the RT Module?  What exactly are you trying to do?



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Actually I want to save the data(acquired using NI 9219 from a thermal sensor) in TDMS format (RT mode). I am able to save the amplitute(voltage), but i want to save the time duration for the saved data so that i can plot Amplitute Vs Time.

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Your FPGA should be sampling at a steady rate.  So all you really need is the time you told the FPGA to start sampling.  Since you are saving to a TDMS, I would just set the start time and sample rate as metadata and just save the channel data as it comes in.  You can build up the time in a post processing or let a tool (like DIAdem) to it for you.



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Respected sir

 

Can u pls send me a VI for this purpose. I think loop timer will do that. If i set the loop timer as 100 micro seconds, then the time between each data will be 100 micro second. pls let me know whether my approach is correct or not.

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