10-02-2025 07:16 AM
Hi Everybody
I have connected a thermocouple K-type to pin 55,56 on a NI USB-6353 board.
I have then tested with both MAX and LabVIEW: Thermocouple -SW-Timed Input.VI if the setup works.
The temperature input is what to be expected, except in both test set up, it display a temperature of 3400* Celsius often. This temperature is shown more if i physically touch the leading part of the thermocouple.
I have tried with different thermocouples, but have the same errors.
What could course the spike in temperature reading?
10-02-2025 06:15 PM
@jolykj wrote:
Hi Everybody
I have connected a thermocouple K-type to pin 55,56 on a NI USB-6353 board.
I have then tested with both MAX and LabVIEW: Thermocouple -SW-Timed Input.VI if the setup works.
I don't have one of these boards, but the manual shows that pins 55 and 56 are AI Gnd and AO Gnd. This seems "wrong", to me.
Bob Schor
10-03-2025 02:22 AM
By the standards of industrial thermometry, this is an easy job. A low cost K type or N type TC or an RTD will do the job. In either case, it will need to be in a suitable sheath, i.e. corrosion resistant and low mass / thin wall to give fast enough response. Neither the corrosion, the temperature range nor the response time are difficult to achieve. I would expect to find an off-the-shelf solution.
10-03-2025 04:07 AM
Hi Bob
It would have been nice if that was the mistake, so i appreciate the answer 😄
But sadly i use the USB-6353 and not the PCIe-6353, i assume you have looked on this:
https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/pcie-usb-6353-specs/page/specs.html