11-03-2020 12:43 PM
Bill,
No, I don't have to look at the data in real time.
I have to capture as much data as possible in say 4 seconds and then evaluate it later.
11-03-2020 12:48 PM
@realbasil wrote:
Bill,
No, I don't have to look at the data in real time.
I have to capture as much data as possible in say 4 seconds and then evaluate it later.
If this is the case, why is there a problem collecting data every 100ms? Or even capturing the whole waveform over 4s then analyzing?
mcduff
PS Look at the DAQmx example Continuous Acquisition with Events. It is a useful example.
11-03-2020 01:32 PM
You got it right. The test specimen is reacting to a power failure, so I need that instantaneous response. I don't need real time data. I just need to measure the instantaneous response to 1ms time gap.
11-03-2020 01:36 PM
Mcduff,
The pass or fail criteria depends on the data at a particular ms. Say for example. I want to know if the test specimen reaches a particular position at 50ms. If it reaches the position only after 50ms, it is a fail.
11-03-2020 02:00 PM
@realbasil wrote:
Mcduff,
The pass or fail criteria depends on the data at a particular ms. Say for example. I want to know if the test specimen reaches a particular position at 50ms. If it reaches the position only after 50ms, it is a fail.
So measure your input and the output result with your DAQ. You can post process the reaction time.