What is CH 0 output power awg PXI - 5422?

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• is there a vi for inputs/outputs using AWG (PXI-5421) and DIG (PXI-5122)?

  Hi, I'm looking for a vi that applies to an input through the AWG (PXI-5421) signal and measures the output through the SEARCH (PXI-5122). In particular, I'm trying to apply an entry by a multiplexer, then close this channel of the multiplexer through which the entry came and then measure the output using the SEARCH signal.

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hello Deepjunior,

  I understand that you wanted to find an application that will be output on an AWG device and acquire a table digitizer at the same time. While there are many methods to achieve this, the easiest starting point would be to just take a simple example of niFgen and a simple example of niScope and run them together or combine them. According to exactly what your application requires, you may need to implement additional features, but it is a good starting point.

  In particular, you can find an example of this from the example of area developer program: OR-TCLK synchronize AWG and digitizer high speed. Basically, this example combines niFgen and niScope examples and using the API OR-TCLK to synchronize devices. I recommend watching the program and trying to start from there. Hope this helps,

• After downloading my Palm TX on my computer, I have been unable to synchronize with Microsoft Outlook 2003 what should I do to power have my sync schedule

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• What USB port output power offers Satellite M70-159

  Hello!

  I have a Satellite M70-159 and I am looking to buy a 2.5 external HARD drive ".
  I would like to know if the power supplied by the USB port of my laptop is 500mA or 1000mA because the disc external HARD I want to buy needs 1000mA to work.

  Eitherwise what I can do to provide external power to work HARD disk?

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  Hello

  To my knowledge the notebooks USB ports provides the standard power of 500 my.
  Generally if an external USB HDD what needs more than 500mA so special, the power cable external power is supplied with version 2.5, HARD drive or HARD drive comes with a double USB cable.
  I hear double cable USB cable that supports 2 USB Sockets. In this case, you can connect the HARD drive to two USB ports.

  This picture date of arrival:
  [Double USB cable | http://www.n-c.fr/webshopncrevendeurs/catalog/images/Double_Cable_USB.jpg]
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• Output power of the frequency spectrum

  Hello

  I have a pretty simple question. I m using the power spectrum of FFT and PSD vi. and have trouble understand output frequencies. If I understand the first line is DC-value and delta frequency then describe the following frequencies. But when I put for example in 8 points say sampling frequency of 4 Hz = 2 seconds of data to analyze, I'll be back 4 lines of data (including 0). If the first is DC, then the 2nd should be 1 / 2 Hz 1 Hz = 3rd place and 4th place = 3 / 2 Hz, but what about the frequency of 2 Hz Nyquist, why Don t I get this one? or is there something I don't understand?

  I also tried the example of Units.vi of FFT spectrum and can understand, but I still Don t get it.

  Help, please!

  Best

  Jesper

  FFT returns to power in frequency bins. The frequency of the bins is determined by the Fs (sampling frequency) divided by N (number of points), from DC (0Hz). For your case, the table returned would be:

  Bin 0: 0-0.5 Hz

  Bin 1: 0, 5 - 1 Hz

  Tray 2: 1-1.5 Hz

  Bin 3: 1.5 - 2 Hz

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• [F5] Output power

  Hello world!

  I wanted to my screen of Ikan extrenal directly from the camera. And now I'm stuck. First I thought that good cable should be LEMO in DC (quite expensive and hard to find), but now I think that good is Hirose 4 pin in DC. Which is correct?

  Thanks in advance!

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  http://www.creativevideo.co.uk/index.php?t=product/Hawk-woods_la-48
  Not sure is above one is 4 pin...

  It's a standard pin 4 HRS depending on the two Sockets at the rear left of the F5/55 (without the VCR 4 k attached)

  There is no connector Lemo on the F5/55 standard.

  Check with HawkWoods they advertise it is be appropriate for the BlackMagic and may be wired differently to standard HRS DC wiring.

  Simon

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• Calculation of the frequency of real output of a PXI-5402

  I have a card PXI-5402, sitting in a high chassis. I'm only interested in the sine wave output at frequencies up to about 10 kHz. I know that it is possible to request an output frequency and then interrogate the acutal output frequency but I prefer to be able to calculate before hand. All I can find in the literature is a figure of 0.355uHz for the frequency resolution.

  Is there a better description of the frequency resolution? If this is not the case, the resolution is exactly 0.355uHz or is it an approximation (to 3 significant digits)?

  This webcast is a great way to learn the process including the NI 5402 5406 OR exploit to generate periodic duty: http://www.ni.com/webcast/75/en/

  The 0.355uHz value is a theoretical value of the frequency rate achievable depending on the size of the accumulator Phase and clock frequency. It's the closest thing I can find on ni.com that you can use to calculate the value: http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/370524R-01/siggenhelp/ni_5401_11_31_frequency_resolution_and...

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  But the current output outputs digital is so low that I have even impossible to pass an opto-coupler (opto isolator).

  That's why I wonder you use outputs digital for if you cannot use them to change anything?

  Of course, I can create a circuit MOSFETS or transistors to switch 24VDC power with the TTL 5V digital output signal. But I guess that most of you do not :-)

  And of course, I know that I can buy OR relay modules/cards. In fact, I have many digital outputs available and do not want to buy new modules/cards.

  Now, I can test and actually I get 10mA @ 5V on a digital output of NI 9401 (DIO), using the digital output to pass an opto-Coupler.

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• WHAT I CEASED MY TOSHIBA POWER SAVER

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  ·         What is the model of the laptop?

  I suggest you follow the provided article and check if it helps.

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=52232

• Looking for a GPIB syntax for the test on the channel Code to reverse output power precision driver

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  I'm working on a module with Labview for a 'Channel of Code to reverse output driver power precision' test.

  Here is the link I received from Agilient:

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• What is the link state Power Management under PCI Express power management Options list

  What is link State Power Management under PCI Express power management Options list.

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  Hello

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  It is a complex subject, but can be simply described as follows.

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• Windows experience index for two different laptops with the same configuration of maximum output power

  [I have two almost identical laptops Lenovo T61p and running W7 64 Ultimate b: has] has an Intel T7700 processor and 8 GB of RAM. [B] has a CPU of Intel T8300 with 4 GB of RAM. They are clocked at 2.6 GHz and have identical hard drives.

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  When the system B runs the WEI, it becomes 780 MHz. In the end, he will return to run at 2.6 GHz. Needless to say that it will reduce its index to I / 2 of the other system. During any normal operation, the processor remains a 2.6 GHz

  All other values of the indices are similar and irrelevant.

  As far as I checked, the two system has the same configuration of power to maximum performance, I did not miss something. MSCONFIG are also identical.

  Any ideas about where to look to fix this behavior?

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• Packet switching not EFC / what is 'classification of output EAC?

  Hello

  I noticed a 3945-DRY with fairly high CPU load without doing much, because there are more packages switching process that the CFR switched.

  To study, I did the following:

  Router #sh ip cef switching statistics feature

  Input characteristics IPv4 CEF:

  Feature road Drop consume Punt Punt2Host gave

  Access the list 24911921 0 0 14678240 0

  0 0 0 0 20433673 routing policy

  24911921 0 0 14678240 20433673 total

  Output features IPv4 CEF:

  Feature Drop consume Punt Punt2Host new i / f

  Class output EAC 715266717 0 0 0 0

  Total 0 0 715266717 0 0

  Characteristics of post-encap IPv4 CEF:

  Feature Drop consume Punt Punt2Host new i / f

  IPSEC Post-encap 1 655816389 0 0 0

  Total 1 655816389 0 0 0

  CEF IPv4 for us offers:

  Feature Drop consume Punt Punt2Host new i / f

  Total                            0          0          0          0          0

  Features of punt IPv4 CEF:

  Feature Drop consume Punt Punt2Host new i / f

  Total                            0          0          0          0          0

  Features local IPv4 CEF:

  Feature road Drop consume Punt Punt2Host gave

  Total                            0          0          0          0          0

  Punted them (= "punted" another mechanism of switching, not switched cef) packages for the feature 'EAC exit class' increase of ~ 1000 per second.

  This made me wonder, what exactly is the feature 'CEC output class'. As I can see in the following output, this feature is enabled on my Tunnel Interface:

  Router ip int tu0 #sh

  Tunnel0 is up, line protocol is up

  The Internet address is x.x.x.x/xx

  Broadcast address is x.x.x.x

  Address determined by non-volatile memory

  MTU is 1400 bytes

  Support address is not set

  Transfer of directed broadcast is disabled

  Multicast reserved joined groups: 224.0.0.10

  Outgoing access list is not defined

  Inbound access list is not defined

  Proxy ARP is disabled

  Local Proxy ARP is disabled

  Security level is default

  Split horizon is enabled

  ICMP redirects are never sent

  ICMP unreachable is always sent

  Mask the ICMP responses are never sent

  IP fast switching is enabled

  Fast on the same switching interface IP is disabled

  IP stream switching is disabled

  IP CEF switching is enabled

  Vector turbo IP CEF switching

  Turbo IP vector draw

  Tunnel VPN routing/Forwarding "xxx".

  Quick change IP multicast is enabled

  Fast switching of distributed IP multicast is disabled

  Flags of IP route cache is fast, CEF

  Router discovery is disabled

  Output IP packet accounting is disabled

  Accounting of IP access violation is disabled

  TCP/IP header compression is disabled

  RTP/IP header compression is disabled

  Policy routing is disabled

  Network address translation is disabled

  BGP policy mapping is disabled

  Input characteristics: process Packet Capture, check MCI, TCP adjust MSS

  Characteristics of the output: classification of output of EAC, PNDH redirect, adjust EAC ranking NAT, TCP MSS, QoS preclassification

  Display the characteristics of encapsulation: IPSEC Post-encap output classification

  WCCP redirect outgoing is disabled

  WCCP redirect incoming is disabled

  WCCP redirect exclude is disabled

  Someone tell me, what is "CCE output ranking" and why this is receptive used by my router?

  Hello Sebastian,.

  EAC is the engine of common classification. I think that its used to "match" traffic for features like qos, nat, etc.. ". Based on the "HS in you ' out, some features on the direction of the output are originally be punted packets. You can try "debug ip cef drop" for a few seconds while the meter is incremented, usually it will give a reason to punt. The most common reasons are listed below.

  ACL log or log-entry option (or)

  An unreachable next hop for a route (or)

  A missing arp entry for a next jump (or)

  Entry to arp for outside nat... etc.

  Please rate this post without fault if you found it useful. *

  Thank you best regards &,.

  Vignesh R P