vkane Posted Friday at 08:23 PM Share Posted Friday at 08:23 PM (edited) I am trying to get measurements from my DAQ as fast as possible. I am tyring to do that with a_in_scan(). But a_in_scan() does not agree with a_in_32() or v_in(). Am I using a_in_scan wrong? How do I get data at the kHz logging speed? fast_way.py old_way.py Edited Friday at 08:29 PM by vkane Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 JRys Posted Friday at 08:49 PM Share Posted Friday at 08:49 PM There are three versions in the USB-2404 series: the -UI version you have and the -10 and -60. Only the -10 and -60 can reach kHz speeds, while the -UI version maxes out at 100 Hz. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 vkane Posted Friday at 09:13 PM Author Share Posted Friday at 09:13 PM 21 minutes ago, JRys said: There are three versions in the USB-2404 series: the -UI version you have and the -10 and -60. Only the -10 and -60 can reach kHz speeds, while the -UI version maxes out at 100 Hz. Why does a_in_scan report different values than a_in_32? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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I am trying to get measurements from my DAQ as fast as possible. I am tyring to do that with a_in_scan(). But a_in_scan() does not agree with a_in_32() or v_in().
Am I using a_in_scan wrong? How do I get data at the kHz logging speed?
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