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how can i measure voltage of a signal ?

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Please post some pictures of your noise.
Message Edited by Coq rouge on 04-29-2009 11:50 AM


Besides which, my opinion is that Express VIs Carthage must be destroyed deleted
(Sorry no Labview "brag list" so far)
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I believe the issue is with your channel configuration, especially since you mentioned that you didn't see much noise in the test panel.

 

Right now, you are connected in a NRSE configuration, and you need to configure your channel appropriately. To do this, you should right click the "input terminal configuration" input of the DAQmx Create Channel VI, then click Create»Constant. This will create a predefined enum constant which you can change to NRSE.

 

If you make this change to your LabVIEW code, I think you will get much better performance in measuring your voltage.

 

Abram Rose

Applications Engineer

National Instruments

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Balaji PK (CLA)
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well ! thanks to Abram particularly and all who helped me and answer my queries

 

i think i were only missing the channel configuration in software...the physical connections were all right...

when i added an enum constant it started giving me the right results...

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