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Unable to Control an cRIO real Time Analog out in 1kHz

Hi, I'm wondering why I can not control an AO faster than 100Hz in cRIO Real time?
Hardware: cRIO-9067, Module NI9263 (100 kS / s / ch)
See pictures.
I would need to be able to control AO at 1kHz without the FPGA.
Does anyone have an idea.
Thanks

 

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Hi Niklas,

 


@NiklasS wrote:

Hi, I'm wondering why I can not control an AO faster than 100Hz in cRIO Real time?


Because you are using the ScanEngine - with all its limitations!

 


@NiklasS wrote:

I would need to be able to control AO at 1kHz without the FPGA.
Does anyone have an idea.


Use the FPGA to get precise timings, especially at 1kHz and higher…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Thanks for your reply.
I suspected that.

The problem is that it is sporadic when we need to change the AO value. This information comes via CAN module.
Will we need to implement everything in the FPGA for this, including CAN?

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Hi Niklas,

 


@NiklasS wrote:

The problem is that it is sporadic when we need to change the AO value. This information comes via CAN module.
Will we need to implement everything in the FPGA for this, including CAN?


I would prefer to implement it directly in the FPGA…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Thanks for your answers.

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