CPU-Usage during control of a DC Motor with the PCI-7344 board?

Hello!
I want do control a DC-motor (no stepper motor). Now i´m using the PCI-6527 board and simulating the delay between "high" and "low" on the Simulate-signal-vi. This works fine while no other process on the PC is running. The CPU-usage rises up to 100%. Is it possible to use the PCI-7344 board for controlling my DC-motor and having enough CPU resources to do other things like capturing pictures with a cam at the same time? The CPU is a Pentium 3 1Ghz.

The PCI-7344 is a perfect solution for your problem. This board is designed for motion control applications and it's running everything on its own DSP and CPU:
Trajectory Generation, PID control, limit switch monitoring and so on.
Thus the PC's CPU is free for other tasks. Please note that you need a position feedback signal from a quadrature encoder.
Best regards,
Jochen Klier
National Instruments Germany

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