constructing block diagram showing pressure

[sgirgin]

Hi all,

I have kistler 7061 type pressure sensor, 5018 type charge amplifier and NI USB 6229 DAQ.I am reading the values on charge amplifier.But i want to read them in labview for ex in a graph.I am new and need help how to construct labview block diagram.I know there are numerous examples on it but when i start searching i am lost.Maybe one can here give me quick response

Regards,

[Bob_Schor]

Sure.  Glad you asked.

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[sgirgin]

Thank you for your quick response i will have a look on them 🙂 if i am stuck, will write again

[Bob_Schor]

Believe me, it will be a pleasure to help someone who has (a) read the Tutorials, (b) made an effort (based on the Tutorials) to do some coding by themselves, and, when/if they get stuck, (c) comes to the Forum, shows what they tried, and asks for help.

If you do come and post code, please either attach the VI in question or post a Snippet so that we can actually try your code.

Bob Schor

[sgirgin]

Hi Bob,

I have tried somethings and felt that close to solution but i am confused at some points.I am sending the block diagram and 2 pic related.

1)Am i measuring by correct data type?

2)Graph is fluctuating too much i cannot catch the values.

3)I dont understand the y axis values and on the x axis the time interval is constant

In attachments;

prespic.png is when i dont start getting valuse from sensor.

prespic2.png is when i start to experiment and read the sensor

Regards,

Seyfi

[Bob_Schor]

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@sgirgin wrote:

Hi Bob,

I have tried somethings and felt that close to solution but i am confused at some points.I am sending the block diagram and 2 pic related.

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Here is a quote from you:

i will have a look on them if i am stuck

Come back when you have invested your time.  Then I'll be happy to invest mine.

Bob Schor