DAQ for Pressure Test, and later... Michael J. Haney University of Illinois m-haney@uiuc.edu 15 March 2001 Absorber Review Meeting at NIU 1 In Hand at UofI • 1 GHz PC, 512M RAM, 20G disk • Labview, NI-DAQ • 3 National Instruments PCI-MIO-16E-1 – – – – 1.25 MS/s, 12 bit ADC 16 SE / 8 Diff analog input channels 100mV - 10V (FS) programmable gain range 11V max CM; 25V OVP (on) 15 March 2001 Absorber Review Meeting at NIU 2 Enroute to UofI • National Instruments PCI-GPIB – and cables for 3 peripherals • GPIB software • Labview .VI’s (work in progress) – multichannel logger – file reader 15 March 2001 Absorber Review Meeting at NIU 3 Enroute (elsewhere) ? • Keithley 220 current source • Keithley 7001 switch • Keithley 2001 multimeter – all are GPIB peripherals 15 March 2001 Absorber Review Meeting at NIU 4 DAQ Plan for Pressure Test • every millisecond – read (up to) 24 stain gauges – via PCI-MIO-16E-1 boards – common-mode permitting... • every second – read strain gauges, pressure, flow – all (40) channels – via Multimeter/GPIB 15 March 2001 Absorber Review Meeting at NIU 5 DAQ Plan for Pressure Test (continued) • Spool everything to a file – 10 GB / (24 * 12 bits * 1 KHz) = 77 hours – “start” and “stop” are moot... • Analyze later – find quasi-static measurements between fills – look for vibrations – examine rupture 15 March 2001 Absorber Review Meeting at NIU 6