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• Installation of bench beginner for the introduction of analog measures

  Hello world

  I'm looking to install a system to help make some simle measures. This configuration will be used only by me at my desk/Workbench to help me better understand some parts of machine, that I as well as various other hardware troubleshooting. The I want to be able to take common measures are: stress/strain, vibration, temperature, force, torque and movement.

  At this stage, this project is on a small scale. I'm not running from PLC or using data in order to operate a plant. This configuration will be about just myself, my computer and a piece of equipment, I need to test.

  I currently have one 6003 NOR for my use that would be preferable to use, but if I need a stronger DAQ so I can get to the need.

  My main question is if I can get aqeuate with hardware DAQ 6003 and results if I would be able to condition enough signls accompaniment or if I need a DAQ with higher resoluion and a signal conditioner sufficient. My concern is whether or not I will be able to properly signals on status of piezoelectric sensors at vibration action. Is there a way to produce viable results, or I'll have to come back a more capable DAQ? I wish I could do an analysis of the frequency on trees engines operating normally at about 60 Hz. It would be nice if I had the Betacam to observe signals of up to 150-200 Hz at least.  In my case I don't need extremely accurate results if I can go out with an afforable configuration more. I think that a level of trust of value p final (90%) will go well at this time.

  I'm still quite new to data acquisition and signal conditioning. My purpose behind this, especially to learn how to take the right steps correctly more than I worry accurate results.

  If someone could give me their thoughts about this I would be very grateful.

  Thank you kindly,

  James

  James

  I think you need to split the signal conditioning in data acquisition. I suggest you watch the series 7B Analog Devices and some of the imitators, for example Acromag.

  http://www.analog.com/en/products/landing-pages/001/7B/7B-Series-Overview.html

  Essentially, you choose a module specialized for each measure of your choice. The modules are isolated, at least reduce signal interference problems. Sensor excitation, e.g. for the strain gauges is provided on certain modules. You will need to study the performance of frequency to get the 200 Hz on some modules.

  The modules plug in a motherboard that can then be connected to any data acquisition system that you like.

  Or the versatile NI9219 can better meet your needs.