03-19-2018 05:33 AM
Hello !
I am using NI USB 6009 for my experiment. While performing the loop back test, I observed that the test seems to be successful for RSE mode whereas it shows a consistent difference of 1.4 V between analog output and input.
The following were the results obtained:
Differential mode:
AO0 = 1.5 V => AI0 = 0.1 V
AO0 = 2.5 V => AI0 = 1.1 V
AO1 = 1.5 V => AI1 = 0.1 V
RSE mode:
AO0 = 1.5 V => AI0 = 1.49 V
AO0 = 2.5 V => AI0 = 2.49 V
AO1 = 1.5 V => AI1 = 1.49 V
Could someone explain as to why is this happening?
03-19-2018 10:14 AM
It sounds like your device is damaged. This user had a similar experience.
03-19-2018 10:19 AM
Hi seetha,
The following were the results obtained:
Differential mode:
AO0 = 1.5 V => AI0 = 0.1 V
AO0 = 2.5 V => AI0 = 1.1 V
AO1 = 1.5 V => AI1 = 0.1 V
Did you notice the different pin naming when using differential mode?
What did you wire to AI0+ and AI0- when measuring? How did you wire to AI1+ and AI1-?
03-19-2018 12:01 PM
Hi GerdW,
Thanks for the reply.
Please have a look at the attachment. I cross-checked my connections lot of times. So, there is no scope of wrong wiring or loose contact.
03-19-2018 12:06 PM
Hi aputman,
Well, I can't say for sure. I tried cross-checking the DAQ measurements of my experiment with the measurements obtained from the oscilloscope.
For the experiments, I am using AI0+ terminal along with the GND, in RSE configuration. The values weren't crazy. I guess the problem is only with the AI0- and AI1- terminal.