04-12-2007 05:39 AM
I was keeping worse part for the end. The biggest problem is the sweeping process.. Well, I command the current supply setting sweep rate and the limits, but out put of the current supplier is not exactly what i set which means my x values slmight slightly change for each spectrum.
briefly, it could be fowwloing
i (iteration) Current value corresponding multimeter value(y) array of x array of y
0 0 y0 [0] [y0]
1 1.001 y1 [1001,0] [y1,y0]
2 1.9998 y2 [1998,1001,0] [y2,y1,y0]
: : : : :
12(new sweep) 0.002 y12 [0.002,-1.001,-2...0...1.9998..,0] [y12,y11.....y0]
13 0.996 y13 [0.996,0.002,-1,2..0...2..0] [y13,y12,y11...y0]
and it can change the number of steps in each sweep. That s bad, but unfortunately i have this condition. So I can do 2 things, either i can roll the x values so that i would not need also to average x values? but i have no idea how i can make sure the number of steps is going to be same for each steps?
This is my ph.d thesis and i dont want to miss any data:)
04-12-2007 06:22 AM
04-12-2007 06:50 AM
🙂 Definetely the following is gonna be written in the thesis"" the data acquisation software has been written by Labview Forum""
I have no idea where to insert that alghoritm, and to write it with LV? if it s really complicated, i can neglect the those small differs in the x values:)
04-12-2007 09:35 AM - edited 04-12-2007 09:35 AM
04-12-2007 09:35 AM
04-12-2007 09:49 AM
04-12-2007 10:01 AM
04-12-2007 10:20 AM
thanks GerdW,
but still dont understand, how this vi ll decide the which elemts of each array will be added and averaged?
I mean how it s gonna average, for example, the y value( first element of averaged array) of corresponding 0th 13th and 26th for 3th average process?
04-12-2007 10:31 AM
04-12-2007 10:50 AM