Generate Continuous Signals Using 6211

How to output continuous sin, square, triangle, pulse or any waveform through a DAQ Using USB 6008/9 & USB 6211 DAQs

First: Using USB 6008/9 DAQs

Using USB 6008/9 DAQs Unfortunately USB 6008/9 Can not generate continues waveforms but it can generate: • A pulse with pulse width>500 msec through an analog output as shown in the next example

Generating a pulse with pulse widths>500msec using USB-6008 DAQs through an analog output channel Pulse through an analog output with pulse width>500 msec

Set to 1 sample on demand

Second: Using USB 6211 DAQs

Using USB 6211 DAQ By USB 6211 DAQ you can generate: 1- Up to two continues (sin, triangle, pulse and square) waveforms through any of the two analog output channels. Using this DAQ you can generate a perfect continuous signal up to 30 kHz. 2- Extra two square waves (or pulses) through the counter output channels with frequency reaches 10 MHz.

Generating a pulse using analog output channel in the USB-6211 DAQ

Set to N samples

Generating a continuous (sin, triangle or Generating any signal (sine, square or square) waveforms using analog output triangle) using USB-6211 channel in thethe USB-6211 DAQDaq You can change the phase too

You can select Any signal VI

Set to Continuous Samples

When frequency Is less than 30kHz The generated signal is very good in shape

Generating two continuous (sin, triangle or square) waveforms using analog output channel in the USB-6211 DAQ

Select both analog Outputs at the same time

Generating two continuous (sin, triangle or square) waveforms using analog output channel in the USB-6211 DAQ

Generating a pulse or N pulses with up to 50 nsec pulse width using USB-6211 DAQ through the counter output channel

Put the number of pulses

Generating a pulse or N pulses with up to 50 nsec pulse width using USB-6211 DAQ through the counter output channel Second Method

Put the number of pulses

Generating a square wave using USB-6211 DAQs through the counter output channel

Generating a square wave using USB-6211 DAQs through the counter output channel

Second Method

Generating the extra continuous square waveforms

• Next example shows how to generate three square waveforms, one using analog output channel and the extra two using counter output channels

Set to Continuous Samples

Set to Continuous Samples Second METOD

Note • You can change the amplitude, phase and the off set of the signal waveforms generated from the analog output channel. • The square (or pulse) generate from the counter output channels (2 channels) its amplitude is fixed and between 0 and 5V. And you can not control the phase

Next example shows how to generate three pulse waveforms, one using analog output channel and the extra two using counter output channels

Set to N samples

Set to 1 For 1 pulse

Set to N samples

Second METOD

Set to 1 For 1 pulse