Description
Description-Separate-1This example shows how to acquire filtered frequency measurements with the NI 9326. Specifically, the example shows you how to set up the configurable filtering that is unique to the 9326 hardware. By being able to filter your measurements you gain the control to remove unwanted frequencies and noise from your frequency measurements. This example will allow users who want to acquire from variable reluctance sensors, encoders, or hall-effect sensors in noisy environments to shape their measurements and get more useful insights from their data.
Description-Separate-2How to Use
How-Separate-1First select the 9326 module and counter you wish to use for your frequency measurements. Next configure the front panel for your measurement by setting sampling rate and filtering parameters. If you need more information about the 9326 configurable filters, please reference the NI 9326 Datasheet located in the related links section.
How-Separate-2Additional Information
Additional-Separate-1The NI 9326 was designed with a few specific sensors in mind. The sensor types include variable reluctance sensors, encoders, and hall-effect sensors. It was also designed as a replacement for the SCXI-1126 hardware. If you have used the 1126 in the past the 9326 may be a suitable replacement for that hardware with improved performance and up to date software support.
Additional-Separate-2Related Links
Related-Separate-1NI 9326 Datasheet
NI 9326 Getting Started Guide
NI DAQmx Download
Obsolescence Planning
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