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Generating 80 kHz sine wave output with USB-6453


@santo_13 wrote:

@JayWW wrote:

@Henrik_Volkers wrote:

@santo_13 wrote:

@JayWW wrote:

@Henrik_Volkers wrote:

you can try a external low pass filter..

What THD you need?



THD isn't super critical. That being said, I am trying to generate function generator caliber signals. What would implementing a low pass filter accomplish?

 

Thanks!


very clean sine wave has very low THD, so, yes, THD is important


I have to agree 100% to santo_13 ,  what do you mean with "generate function generator caliber signals"?  

calibration?  synchronisation?   

What do you want to do? 


THD isn't hyper-critical for my application. I just need a decent sinusoidal waveform, at 80 kHz, and a specific amplitude, for two seconds on, and 8 seconds off. 


In that case, then a 250ksps sample rate should give you a "decent" sinewave at 80kHz as it already satisfies the Nyquist criteria.


Unfortunately, sampling at only double the desired frequency, or in this case, just over 3x, isn't enough to get a decent sine wave. Please see the attached image. I have other methods of generating the desired frequencies that don't involve using the USB-6453. I just figured, if I could do it all with one device, it would be a cleaner install.

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