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lock-in amplifier using NI USB 6251

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Hi all:

 

I am in the very initial stages of setting up a frequency modulation spectroscopy (FMS) experiment about my already existing absorption spectroscopy set-up. I know I'll need a lock-in amplifier to select the signal at a specific frequency. I already have a NI USB 6251 data acquisition board that works very well and that I have used for my absorption spectroscopy experiments. I was wondering if there is any way to create a lock-in amplifier vi that utilizes the NI USB 6251 and  would do what I need for my FMS experiment. I'm trying to avoid purchasing another instrument if I don't need it.

 

Is anyone familiar with lock-in amplifier vi's and know if I can implement them with my NI USB 6251? Thank you!

 

Alfredo

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Here is a link to how to use a lock-in amplifier using LabVIEW.  However these specific VI's were designed to use our Dynamic Signal Aquisition cards which the 6251 is not.  You could try to use a simple bandpass filter in software but this is definitly not an ideal situation by any stretch of the imagination.  But with only the 6251 that is definitly an option.

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Brian P

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These lock-in amplifier libraries will also work with our cards that can do simultanious sampling.

Brian P

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Thanks for your reply! I am now just getting back to this issue -1 year later.

 

I am not familiar with Dynamic Signal Aquisition systems. Are they the same as digitizers? I have an Agilent U1071 Aqiris DP1400 High-speed Digitizer and am wondering if I could conduct a "lock-in amplifier" setup using LabView vis with it.

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it is showing error 

 

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It is better if you create a new forum about this issue. This thread is very old and you will get very little attention about your specific question.

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