Piezoelectric sensor with data acquisition

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  The second shows the waveform at 20 001 Hz, which seems to be modulated with a backup sawtooth:

  

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  This has been discussed many times. Do NOT use separate tasks. You can use different ranges for different channels with a single task. Just wire the task from one channel to another channel to create task.

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  First, I create hannels to analog input with the Virutal DAQmx channel create, then I set the sampling frequency and the mode and begin the tasks. The DAQmx.Read is placed in a while loop. Because of the high noise to signal, I want to average for example every 200 points of the current and acquired for this draw versus the average acquisition time or average voltage. The recording of the data should also appear in the while loop.

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