Card bad voltage outputs data acquisition / cut off voltage

Hello

I use a 6713 PCI and PCI MIO 16E1 and have a very strange problem: when I try out a voltage using LabView, I get instead of the voltage, a tension cut with a high unstable phase. Basically, all right, as long as my blood pressure is below 0.3V. All is well here, high level is stable, precise curve shape. But as soon as it exceeds 0.3 V, it is cut and the tension starts to drift. I have attached a drawing of the problem in this post.

The system worked very well, but a week ago, the problem appeared. First he went again, but now he reappeared. The first attempt to define a certain tension might work, but already for the next pulse the problem occurs. Now she even work correctly once. Reboot etc did not help.

The funny thing is, however, the same PC has two features listed above. I only and never used the PCI6713. When the problem occurred, I tried to move to the MIO 16E1 but it shows the same thing! Exactly the same problem here! I unplugged all the wires to the cards and it still does not work. Anyone here with an advisor?

Thank you!

Mike

I was able the output voltage with a scope with 1 MOhm input impedance. But I found the problem by chance now! We got a whole batch of defective cables BNC! I already suspected the cable and tried different cables, about the same result. Then somehow, as I wrote, the problem disappeared once. Now, I used another type of cable to test the unit and it worked! So I checked the other BNC cables, and some of them seem to have a shortage between the mass and the Center, but in a way it produces sort of a junction diode (probably because of a layer of oxide somewhere). When I shook the cable suddenly I could measure a low impedance between the mass and the Center, but only for milliseconds, just like a bad contact.

Really weired! But thanks for the help!

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