09-13-2007 10:21 AM
09-14-2007
05:08 PM
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02-19-2024
04:22 PM
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Hi Kennett,
First I will like to make sure that you mean “revolutions per hour” since it is more common to hear about RPM: “revolution per minute” in either case you are going to be measuring frequency. My guess is that you have an encoder that will generate a square wave that will change its frequency as the speed increase and you will use this as an input to your counter. Click here for a very good resource in quadrature encoders.
These are the instructions of how to connect the encoder to a counter they are specific for TIO boards but the steps will be similar for any DAQ card with a counter; you need to check which DAQ card is connected to your scc-68 since this is just a signal conditioning board. After you are able to measure the frequency the step to fire and alarm will just be LabView programming. Also to further assist you I will like to know What DAQ card are you using? What version of LabVIEW? What DAQ driver?
09-17-2007 09:20 AM
Jaime,
Thank you for you’re reply. Yes I did mean to put RPM doesn’t matter like you
said "frequency" is what is being measured. I will take a look at the links you sent me and thak you again have a great week!!
Cheers,
Kennett Bivens
Sr. R&D Engineering Technician
Endogastric Solutions
Redmond, Wa