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differential and RSE different results with labview

differential and RSE different results with labview

differential and RSE different results with labview

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Using a function generator I made a signal with ground and signal to test a program. The program worked fine. But I found that labview reads a different signal for RSE (signal att. to ai0 and ground) and differential (ai0 and ai8).
The signals show a sin wave but the differential sin wave seems to be interrupted every 1/12period or so.

Can anybody explain this??

Tasio
 

RE: differential and RSE different results with labview

That is odd-

What model DAQ card are you using?

Are you reading any other inputs along with this one?

Have you tried bias resistors on ai0 and ai8 to AIGnd?

-AK2DM

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RE: differential and RSE different results with labview

Also:

Did you set up the input configuration (RSE, DIFF) of the channel in your vi to match your wiring scheme?

-AK2DM

 

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