Connect osciloscope TDS 1002 to labview

[Andrew Vaverka]

Hello, I need advice on how I programmed in LabVIEW to my data from the oscilloscope show up in LabVIEW. thanks

[Dennis_Knutson · Accepted solution]

In LabVIEW, go to Tools>Instrumentation>Find Instrument Drivers and install the driver for it. There will be an example (or multiple examples). Find those by going to Help>Find Examples>Hardware Input & Output>Instrument Drivers>LabVIEW Plug and Play.

[Andrew Vaverka]

Cool, thanks for the reply. Even I have a question how they can compare the two signals. Maybe a square wave, which measures the oscilloscope to any reference that I make my function generator in LabVIEW.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Who is 'they'? Any comparison of waveforms is something you would write a program for.

[Andrew Vaverka]

No, I need to do to signal that you accept the osciliskopu we compared with a reference and evaluated according to whether the course spávný or not.

[Andrew Vaverka]

Well, I need it in a signal That you accept the osciliscpe we compared with a reference and evaluated According Whether the course is right or not.

[Dennis_Knutson]

It sounds like you are looking to perform a mask test. I don't recall whether this model of scope has that capability. Check the manual or with Tek.

[Andrew Vaverka]

Not that we did not understand. I wish I could of the signal from the oscilloscope do it in LabVIEW reference sample, which would set a smaller offset, and then comparing the measured value from the oscilloscope to evaluate the reference and, if it's ok or not.
So far I have something like that, I copied the 4 measured signal and shifted by a constant right up left up right down left and down, all the split points and choose the one extreme, now I want four of those signals to create a kind of envelope against which I compare the measured signal.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Then you want the mask functions in LabVIEW - Signal Processing>Waveform Measurements>Waveform Monitoring. The Limit functions are there. Look at the Limit examples.