06-22-2009 05:46 PM
Hi,
Can anybody let me know, why I am getting constant speed from my VI calculations?
I am using 60 pulse/rev encoder disk for a ramp up speed calculations? Where I am making mistakes?
Regards, Niaz
06-23-2009 02:10 PM
06-23-2009 08:27 PM
06-24-2009 12:15 PM
your speed chart is a recreation of your pulse waveform added to the frequency in hz of rotation. Is this what you are looking for? Do you want to know speed over time in RPM? are you looking for changes in Speed that might indication torsional vibration? Are you looking for the angular position of the shaft for each analog acceleration value?
I am not sure what you want your graphic to show. The speed VI calculates a speed for every pulse from your encoder. Since your incoder pulses occur at 0.001 (1Khz) that is the number of speed measurements that are made.
I look forward to your reply.
06-25-2009 09:23 AM
Hi Preston,
I am looking for speed that might indicate torsional vibration?
However, is the any way to change encoder pulses data from 0.001 (1KHz) to 5E-5 (20KHz) for all time, vibration, encoder and speed data?
Thank you, Niaz
06-25-2009 10:00 AM
Thanks for the clarification regarding the torsional vibration. In our current release of the Sound and Vibration Measurement Suite, we have Torsional Vibration analysis which uses a multi-pulse per revolution encoder.
See these links
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/372416B-01/svtconcepts/perform_tv/
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/372416B-01/svtconcepts/use_tv_vis/
These VIs, will perform the interpolation of speed between tach pulses. Again, the tachometer VI can only determine speed at the presence of a tach pulse. The way to upsample the speed measurement is to perform an interpolation (spline or cubic) using the speed array and the timestamp array as the Y and X respectively.
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361E-01/gmath/interpolate_1d/
You provide the xi array (with delta-x what yuo need) to get the yi array - and you can rebuild your waveform. This upsampling is done as needed in the torsional VIs listed above.
Preston