I am using Labview with PicoScope 5000. I am acquiring 4 signals all of which start from 0 us. I need the data acquisition to start from 60 us and end at 100 us. Is there any way to introduce a delay into the program?
Why not just capture from 0 us to 100 us then just ignore the first 60 usec?
How can I stop at 100 us?
How were you planning on stopping it before?
I'm not familiar with the picoscope 5000. But I would assume that if you have it, you would have read the manual on how to use it.
Set the buffer length to a number that corresponds to 100 uSec based upon your sample rate. The driver will return the requested buffer length number of samples.
hi ich brauche bitte hilfe ich benutzte picoscope 5443b mit labview. wie kann ich den Software herunterladen? kannst du mir dein Programm angeben?
@nadianzouonta93 wrote:
hi ich brauche bitte hilfe ich benutzte picoscope 5443b mit labview. wie kann ich den Software herunterladen? kannst du mir dein Programm angeben?
Hi, I need please use the Picoscope 5443B with LabVIEW, how can I download the software? Can you help me?
This is an English forum and it is considered good manner to pose questions in English. If you need to post in German you can also try the forum at labviewforum.de which is an independent forum but specifically for LabVIEW.
As to using your Picoscope, a bit googling would actually be helpful: https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=LabVIEW+Picoscope
The first link is the official LabIVEW page from Picoscope! The second the github repository from Picoscope for those libraries!
"hi ich brauche bitte hilfe ich benutzte picoscope 5443b mit labview. wie kann ich den Software herunterladen? kannst du mir dein Programm angeben?"
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PicoScope (Pico Technologies) provides an API. Download the one for your series (5000) of PicoScope. You need the dll for you: it probably is ps5000a.dll. You use the header files of the API and the API documentation to write your own interface with LabVIEW, using the Call Library Function Node (CLFN.) PicoScope was not designed with LabVIEW in mind; rather, it was C. Hence, I recommend a Teach Yourself C book or something online. PicoScope works as a USB interface, an interface MAX knows absolutely zero about but a true USB interface, nevertheless -- and it works!! Make sure you install your PicoScope correctly. Read the instructions and follow them to the letter.
nadianzouonta93:
One other tip. Make sure to download the latest version of Pico's PicoScope software. I think it's PicoScope 7, now. Then download the PicoScope SDK. Install the one of the software and then the other. Run their PicoScope software as soon as possible -- don't even connect a probe and make sure you see the noisy trace -- if you don't, then you didn't install your PicoScope correctly. This is the key to writing code for PicoScope+LabVIEW. Their PicoScope software is invaluable during development.
Picotech actually provides LabVIEW VI wrapper at GitHub - picotech/picosdk-ni-labview-examples: A set of National Instruments LabVIEW examples for Pi...
I have used them with Picoscope 4000.