LabVIEW
Taking pulse output from DAQ
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Hello Monireh,
To give you the precise solution we would need more inputs from you.\ But considering some assumptions from my side If you are using the Desktop PC for the project and If you are thinking of the DAQ card then, You can go with the mulit-function DAQ cards which have pulse generation capabilities. You will also get the Details about the connections from the corresponding DAQ card Data Sheet.
http://sine.ni.com/nifn/cds/view/main/p/sn/n24
you can choose a specific DAQ card for your requirement from the above link. (I have assumed that you will be using PCI cards)
Regards, Krunal K Patel |
CI/lang/en/nid/1036/ap/daq
Hi Monireh,
We need to know more about your control signal and experiment setup. What hardware are you using? Do you need hardware timed pulses? What do you need the frequency and pulse width of your signal to be? You can take a look at the Example Finder to get started. You can find the Example Finder at Help >> Find Examples in LabVIEW. Once the Example Finder opens, double click Hardware Input and Output >> DAQmx >> Digital Generation >> Correlated Dig Write With Counter.vi. This example should be a good starting spot for generating pulses.
Hello Monireh,
You can find the pinout for your device from Measurement and Automation Explorer. To do this, open Measurement and Automation Explorer at Start >> Programs >> National Instruments >> Measurement and Automation. When this is open, expand Devices and Interfaces. You should be able to see your DAQ device. Right click on your device and select Device Pinouts. You are looking for a pin called P0.0 for Port 0, Line 0.
Hi Monireh,
This completely depends on your hardware. What hardware are you using? If you have a device with counters, you could use a counter output or correlated digital output. You can find both these examples in the Example Finder.
