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Memristor I-V graph with DMM and Signal Generator

Hello everyone,

We are trying to measure IV graph for memristor with KEYSIGHT 34465A DMM and KEYSIGHT 33500B signal generator. We want to measure with this 2 DMM devices and 1 signal generator at the same time. Can someone help us to complete this task *.*

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You can start by exploring the drivers from IDnet. Download the extract the following contents to <LabVIEW>\instr.lib, then explore the example.

Agilent Technologies / Keysight Technologies 34465A Digital Multimeter - Instrument Driver

Agilent Technologies / Keysight Technologies 33510B Function Generator - Instrument Driver

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Applications Engineer | TME Systems
https://tmesystems.net/
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I have the same problem, download the drives of all of them, I put them in a common time loop, but I can't take measurements. I pass the values I got from Dmm in the xy graph through the for loop, but I can't get value, what is the solution? 

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Block diagram as below

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You are closing the Instrument call inside the loop.

Leave the close function outside. 

Keep reading until you have all the measurements, then when the loop is done, close it. 

 

 

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When we try to keep it outside, the connections we built are getting broken.(Error:wire is a member of a cycle).
Can you show me what you want to say if i send you the block diagram?

 

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Hi to you both,

 


@fnaticyususf wrote:

When we try to keep it outside, the connections we built are getting broken.(Error:wire is a member of a cycle).


Then you do something wrong!

 


@fnaticyususf wrote:

Can you show me what you want to say if i send you the block diagram?


We cannot debug/run/edit images of block diagrams.

But we could edit real code (aka VI files)…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Hi,

 


@fnaticyususf wrote:

This is it.


As you are using a very recent LabVIEW version: many of us "oldtimers" cannot open those VIs. Please consider converting to an older LabVIEW version (File->Save for previous) and save for LV2021 or older. I prefer LV2019.

Then attach again…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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I saved it as previous version. I hope this is what you want. 

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