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frequency of signal from anemometer

Hi levla,

 

you don't need to attach your files for each participant again, we can all read other peoples posts! 😉

Best regards,
GerdW


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Hi,

can you offered me another solution? thank you for the comment

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Increase ScanEngine sample rate or use the FPGA in your cRIO!

Best regards,
GerdW


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hi,

 

where do I increase the sampling rate scan engine? what value do you think I have to. I'm not a professionnal in labview.
thank you for helping me

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I got rid of the ScanEngine for a long time now and only use the FPGA interface.

 

So I cannot check the parameters you have to set. I suggest to read the help and the tutorials for the ScanEngine offered by NI.com…

Best regards,
GerdW


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Hi,

I found that increasing the sample rate scan engine but it did not change my program. I'd like to do in FPGA, how I should proceed in the knowledge that I've ever handled the labview FPGA ? Can you show me an example of code that I can apply to my situation?

thanks

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The scan engine should be okay for this application.  I would run the scan engine at 500 Hz.  Put a for loop around the AI2 read and a 2 msec wait to get maybe 250 samples at 500 Hz.  This will give you an array of data instead of a single point at a time.  Wire that array into your waveform and analyze it.

 

There are better ways to do it, but this should work.  It should give you results twice per second.

 

Bruce

Bruce Ammons
Ammons Engineering
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