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Is texas instrument ADS5292EVM compatible with LabVIEW?

Hello,

 

Any kind of information is appreciated, even if does not answer my question directly.

 

Thanks 🙂

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What do you mean by compatible? That module outputs LVDS signals which I believe you can read through a Waveform Analyzer such as an NI PCI-6562.

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I think he wants to control/read with the USB connection. That's probably possible with the VISA functions but the degree of difficulty wool depend on how the USB is programmed. For example, a virtual serial port its fairly simple.
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If you need to go the low level USB route with VISA, I highly recommend the series of nuggets written by the user Intaris. The first is at http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Nugget-1-of-n-GEtting-started-with-USB-communication-via-VISA/m-p/74...
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Thanks for the replies!

 

Sorry for the confusion. I meant control the board with LabVIEW graphical programming, writing VIs.

 

I was asked to acquire analog data at a high frequency, process it and save it in a csv file using a program I already had written with LabVIEW RT module.

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That doesn't really provide any useful information. We can assume you want to use LabVIEWsince you've posted here. If you indeed want to connect to the USB of the device, you need information on the protocol that It implements and provide those details.
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Short answer: If you can program it at all, you can probably do it in LabVIEW.

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