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    LabVIEW Data Acquisition andSignal Conditioning Course

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    What You Need To Get Started

    Computer running WindowsVista/XP/2000 with the followingsoftware installed: LabVIEW 2009 or later NI-DAQmx 9.0.2 or later

    LabVIEW Data Acquisition and SignalConditioning Course Manual

    LabVIEW Data Acquisition and Signal

    Conditioning Exercise Manual LabVIEW Data Acquisition and Signal

    Conditioning Course CD Multifunction DAQ device BNC-2120, wires, BNC cables, and DAQ cable cDAQ chassis, NI 9219 module, and sensors USB cable

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    File Locations

    The course installer places the course files in the following

    location:

    Root DirectoryExercises

    Solutions

    DAQ andSignal

    Conditioning

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    Instructional Methods

    TopicLecture

    Quizzes

    Demonstrations

    ConceptExercise

    DevelopmentExercise

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    Getting The Most Out Of This Course

    Ask questions!

    Experiment with hands-on exercises to understand themethods used

    Explore solutions Implementations explore a possible solutionyou may find

    a better one

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    Course Learning Map

    Lesson 4

    Analog Output

    Lesson 3

    Analog Input

    Lesson 2

    DAQ Hardware and Software

    Lesson 1

    Overview of a DAQ System

    Lesson 8

    Synchronization

    Lesson 7

    Signal Conditioning

    Lesson 6

    Counters

    Lesson 5

    Digital I/O

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    Course Goals

    This course prepares you to:

    Acquire analog, digital and counter measurements Output analog, digital and counter signals Effectively choose and use signal conditioning Analyze, process and log data Synchronize operations between multiple tasks and devices

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    Configuring Your LabVIEW Environment

    Options Dialog Box

    Block Diagram page UncheckPlace front panel terminals as iconsto place control

    and indicator terminals in a compact format

    ConfigureBlock Diagram Cleanupto customize your blockdiagram

    Controls/Functions Palettes page

    Select Load palettes during launchto make Search Palettesimmediately usable after launch Set Palette to Category (Icons and Text)

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    TOPICS

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    Lesson 1Overview of a Data Acquisition System

    A. DAQ System OverviewB. SensorsC. Signals

    D. DAQ HardwareE. Signal ConditioningF. DAQ Software

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    A. DAQ System Overview

    Purpose

    To measure an electrical or physical phenomenon such asvoltage, current, temperature, pressure, or sound

    Data Acquisition (DAQ) the automaticcollection of data from sensors, instruments,and devices in a factory, laboratory, or in thefield.

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    DAQ System Overview

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor

    Or Signal

    DAQHardwareI/O

    DAQSoftwareBus

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    B. Sensor Overview

    What is a sensor?

    Types of sensors

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQHardware

    I/O DAQSoftwareBus

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    What is a Sensor?

    A sensor converts physical phenomenainto measureable electrical signals

    SignalPhysicalPhenomena

    Sensor

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    Types of SensorsPhenomena SensorsTemperature Thermocouples

    Resistive Temperature Devices (RTDs)

    ThermistorsStrain and Pressure Strain gages

    Piezoelectric transducers

    Sound Microphone

    Vibration Accelerometer Position and Displacement Potentiometers

    Linear voltage differential transformer Optical encoder

    Fluid Head meters

    Rotational flowmeterspH pH electrodes

    Light Vacuum tubePhoto sensors

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    C. Signal Overview

    Signal classification

    Signal information

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQ

    HardwareI/O DAQ

    SoftwareBus

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    Signal Classification

    Analog Digital

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    Analog Signals

    Continuous signal

    Can be at any value withrespect to time

    Three types of information

    Level Shape Frequency

    (Analysis required)

    Analog

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    Analog Signal Information

    AnalysisRequired

    Analog

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    Analog Signal Level Examples

    Common examples oflevel measurements

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    Analog Signal Shape ExamplesCommon examples

    of shape measurements

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    Analog Signal Frequency ExamplesCommon

    examplesof frequencymeasurements

    AnalysisRequired

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    Digital SignalsTwo possible levels:

    High/On Low/Off

    Two types of information:

    State Rate

    Digital Signal Example

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    Digital Signal Information

    Digital

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    Digital Signal State Example

    Position of the switchdetermines the state of thesignal

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    Digital Signal Rate Example Shaft spins Encoder converts rotation into

    two digital pulse trains Measure the rate of the pulse

    train

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    5 Ways to Measure the Same Signal

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    D. DAQ Hardware Overview Purpose of DAQ hardware

    Transfer data between your sensor/signal and your software

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQ

    HardwareI/O DAQ

    SoftwareBus

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    DAQ Hardware Overview DAQ hardware

    Can both acquire and generate analog and digital signalsTransfers signals to and from DAQ software through a bus

    (PCI, PCIe, PXI, PXIe, USB, etc)

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor

    Or Signal

    DAQHardwareI/O

    DAQSoftwareBus

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    E. Signal Conditioning Overview Purpose of signal conditioning

    Where signal conditioning occurs Signal conditioning examples

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQ

    HardwareI/O DAQ

    SoftwareBus

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    Purpose of Signal Conditioning Signal conditioning takes a signal that is difficult for your

    DAQ device to measure and makes it easier to measure Signal conditioning is not always required

    Depends on the sensor or signal being measured

    Noisy, Low-Level Signal Filtered, Amplified Signal

    SignalConditioning

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    Where Signal Conditioning Occurs Can occur in:

    Sensor Path between the sensor

    and DAQ hardware

    DAQ hardware

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQHardware

    I/O

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    Signal Conditioning Example Strain gage

    Needs to receive excitation voltageOutputs a low voltage

    Signal conditioning for strain gages

    Provide excitation voltageComplete bridge circuit Amplify the signalFilter out noise

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQ

    Hardware

    I/O

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    F. DAQ Software Overview After acquiring data, you usually still need to do more

    Signal processing, generate a report, interact with data, etc.

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQ

    HardwareI/O DAQ

    SoftwareBus

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    SummaryQuiz1. List the components of a Data Acquisition System.

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    SummaryQuiz1. List the components of a Data Acquisition System.

    Signal Conditioning

    Sensor Or

    Signal

    DAQHardware

    I/O DAQSoftwareBus

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    SummaryMatching Quiz1. Sensor

    2. Signal Conditioning

    3. DAQ Hardware

    4. DAQ Software

    a) Takes a signal that is difficult for

    your DAQ device to measure andmakes it easier to measureb) Transfers signals to and from

    software through a busc) Operates on data after it has

    been acquired

    d) Converts physical phenomenainto measurable electrical signals

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    SummaryMatching Quiz Answer 1. Sensor

    2. Signal Conditioning

    3. DAQ Hardware

    4. DAQ Software

    a) Takes a signal that is difficult for

    your DAQ device to measure andmakes it easier to measureb) Transfers signals to and from

    software through a busc) Operates on data after it has

    been acquired

    d) Converts physical phenomenainto measurable electrical signals

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    SummaryQuiz2. Name the 3 types of measurements that can be made of

    analog signals.

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    SummaryQuiz Answer 2. Name the 3 types of measurements that can be made of

    analog signals. Level Shape

    Frequency

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    SummaryQuiz3. Name the 2 types of measurements that can be made

    from digital signals.

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    SummaryQuiz Answer 3. Name the 2 types of measurements that can be made

    from digital signals. State Rate