#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from __future__ import print_function """ Example program to show how to read multiple samples from multiple ADC channels at a given sample rate """ from pydaqmx_helper.adc import ADC myADC = ADC() myADC.addChannels([0, 1, 2]) samples = myADC.sampleVoltages(10, 10) print("Samples for Channel 0:", samples[0]) print("Samples for Channel 1:", samples[1]) print("Samples for Channel 2:", samples[2])
#author: Ruairí Brady ([email protected]) #importing libraries import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np from pydaqmx_helper.adc import ADC % matplotlib inline #data run myADC=ADC() myADC.addChannels([0], minRange=-10, maxRange=5) val = myADC.sampleVoltages(1024,40) #saving data np.savetxt('ft_greenlaser2.txt',val[0],delimiter='')
#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from __future__ import print_function """ Example program to show how to read multiple samples from multiple ADC channels at a given sample rate """ from pydaqmx_helper.adc import ADC myADC = ADC() myADC.addChannels([0, 1, 2]) sample = myADC.sampleVoltages(10, 10) print(sample) print('Printing just values ') print(list(sample.values()))
#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from __future__ import print_function """ Read in analog signal from 1 channel and plot it using oscilloscope, ramp or sine 2.2Hz, 1.41Vpp get good picture Should display a nice looking sine wave plot """ import numpy import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from pydaqmx_helper.adc import ADC myADC = ADC() myADC.addChannels([0]) data = list(myADC.sampleVoltages(100, 100)[0]) x = numpy.arange(100) print(numpy.average(data)) plt.plot(x, data) plt.show()
#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from __future__ import print_function """ Example program to show how to read multiple samples from a single ADC channel with a user-specified range at a given sample rate Should print out 50 samples """ from pydaqmx_helper.adc import ADC myADC = ADC() myADC.addChannels([0], ADC_mode='DAQmx_Val_Diff', minRange=-5.0, maxRange=5.0) # Returns a dictionary with voltages and channels as key value pairs. # Here we get the values from channel 0 samples = myADC.sampleVoltages(50, 10)[0] for sample in samples: print(sample)
from __future__ import print_function """ Example program to show how to read from a single ADC channel with default settings Should print out the correct voltage value for channel 0 """ from pydaqmx_helper.adc import ADC myADC = ADC() myADC.addChannels([0]) val = myADC.readVoltage() print(val)