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same device multiple channel acqusition at different sample rate

Hi

I want to acquire signal from NI 9219 from two (or more) channel simoultaneously, at different sample rate for each channel.
Meaning
Channel 1: sample rate = 1kHz
Channel 2 sample rate = 100kHz
Channel 3  samplr rate = 50 kHz
all to be acquired simoutaneously.

Please help

Thnx
Ravinder
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You can have a timed while loop at 100KHz (if your hardware supports it).
At each iteration read the 100KHz channel,
every 2 iterations read the 50KHz,
every 100 iterations read the 1KHz.
 
This may help
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...or if you are not running on a cRIO device, read all channels at 100K and then just toss all of the "extra" data. Smiley Wink

Ben

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Don't toss the extra data.  Use it. Smiley Tongue You can average for better noise immunity and higher resolution.  You can get max/min/stdev.  There are lots of options...

Of course, you could just toss it. Smiley Very Happy


Message Edited by DFGray on 06-20-2008 07:50 AM
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DF wrote;


Don't toss the extra data.  ...

Of course, you could just toss it.


Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Haha, that was funny!

I agree with all those posts above. If you don't have a cRIO, those are two good options.

PBear
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The 9219 can handle simultaneous input upto 100 S/s/channel, meaning 100 Hz, which is not in the kHz range that you wanted.


Message Edited by FieldKam on 06-20-2008 01:20 PM
Kameralina

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