08-11-2009 08:52 AM
So Please provide me some help.
Ramesh.K.
08-11-2009 08:56 AM
If you are performing the Null properly then you may want to average the a bunch of values and subtract that from the readings as an "offset".
Ben
08-12-2009 12:49 AM
Thanks Ben for Your Reply.
We also Tried both Null Calibration along with Using offset option. But Still the Vi is Not reading Zero. Still Some Value in Micro is Read.
Please have a look at the Vi and we are using for reading the Strain Channels. We are Collecting 100 Samples for each channel and Aavaerage them . We are Considering thoseValues as Offset and We are subtracting from each value read in the While Loop . But Still it is not working. Can you please have alook at the attached VI and Let me know where Iam Wrong.
Ramesh.K.
08-12-2009 04:26 AM
I have no experience with SCXI 1520 and SCXI Chassis 1001 hardware but it's strange to me that you expect zero with no strain gauge connected.
With no strain gauge you have an "open" input that can pick up noise and things like that.
Just a thought 🙂
What readings to you have with a connected strain gauge?
08-12-2009 07:43 AM
Alain S wrote:I have no experience with SCXI 1520 and SCXI Chassis 1001 hardware but it's strange to me that you expect zero with no strain gauge connected.
With no strain gauge you have an "open" input that can pick up noise and things like that.Just a thought 🙂
What readings to you have with a connected strain gauge?
Thank you Alain S!
I missed that point completely!
The Strain guages is required to complete the circuit. I would GUESS all bets are off with trying to null it.
How does if behave with the SG connected?
Ben
08-13-2009 04:28 AM
Thanks Alan and Ben for your replies.
Sorry for miscommuniction. What I mean was? The Strain Gauge was connected and Its is Closed Loop. No Strain Applied on the Strain Guage? Is theere any Issues with my VI Logic IMplementation?
When We apply some strain , I was able to record the Appilied Strain in the Vi. But When I remove the Applied Strain then the VI Should Read Zero. But This is not Happening with my VI. When the strain on the Strain Gauge is removed , the VI value is Fluctuating i.e. sometimes it shows Zero and Some times it shows some NOn Zero Values. But What My Objective here is that when the VI is reading some Applied Strain Correctly Without any Fluctuation in the Data, why the Zero Strain Value is Flunctuating.
I think I made you Clear regarding what Iam trying to acquire with my VI.
Thanks in Adavance,
Ramesh.K.
08-13-2009 04:34 AM
What's the nominal range of the strain gauge and what voltage do you read then?
I mean, those 76µV what % does it represent from the nominal range of the strain gauge?
08-13-2009 04:46 AM
If this code is to find the average of the 3 initial readings
Then, this code will be ok
You do the same "trick" in the loop while measuring, try to modify your code according to what I showed you.