Measurment through a vibration sensor interfaced with Ni-PXI is very low & less responsive. I wana know any frequency limitations is there for PXi or the system uses any clipping ckts inside ???

sree007 · ‎05-05-2010

Henrik_Volkers · ‎05-06-2010

It would be helpfull to know what PXI hardware and what sensor you are using.

Up to now I only found mechanical limitations ....

(Creating a 100kHz sinus exitation with 160nm amplitude need more than 63km/s² (>6400g) acceleration 😉 )

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Henrik

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Measurment through a vibration sensor interfaced with Ni-PXI is very low & less responsive. I wana know any frequency limitations is there for PXi or the system uses any clipping ckts inside ???

Measurment through a vibration sensor interfaced with Ni-PXI is very low & less responsive. I wana know any frequency limitations is there for PXi or the system uses any clipping ckts inside ???

Re: Measurment through a vibration sensor interfaced with Ni-PXI is very low & less responsive. I wana know any frequency limitations is there for PXi or the system uses any clipping ckts inside ???