How to scale 32-bit signed integer data to floating-point voltage when acquring data in DAQmx by PXI4472?
I acquired data in DAQmx by PXI4472. For the high speed data logger, I used "DAQmx Read" to read unscaled 32-bit signed integer data.
Now, my question is how to scale 32-bit signed integer data to floating-point voltage?
I think that it's (20/(2**24))*I32 because the voltage range of PXI4472 is -10 to +10 and its resolution is 24 bits. But I cann't get correct voltage by that formula.
While you could hard code the scaling factor, it will be more flexible if you retrieve the scaling coefficients from the driver. To do this, you need to use the Analog Input>>General Properties>>Advanced>>Device Scaling Coefficients>>Device Scaling Coefficients properties under the DAQmx Channel Property Node. Look at the documentation for this property to see how it can be used to create a polynomial equation for scaling to volts.
Since you are creating a data logging solution, you may want to consider using a compressed data stream from the driver instead of the I32 data type. This will allow you to read the data back as a stream of u8's instead. Since the PXI-4472 is 24 bits, you will only have to write 3 bytes to disk for each sample instead of 4. You can check out the following examples for how to create an application using this compressed data stream. It also shows how to use the scaling coefficients to transform the unscaled data back to voltage values.
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U1thanks, i am trying to do that. in case I will need your help i will contact u again.
one more doubt.
F8 B (Recurring Charges)38 759 w
what does F8 B 38 759 & w denotes in the above string
what does y & z denote
and what means
/F15{/I 7.5 Fn2}b
On Wed, 12 Dec 2012 23:29:23 +0530 wrote
Re: How to scale down number of pages in ps files
created by abeddie in PostScript Programming - View the full discussion
Remember this is just a sample of what you could do and when your jobs changewhat you do would have to change. The edits are:1) find the %%Page 3 32) change the line above from: U1 to %U13) add the line: 0 792 ypos 72 sub sub neg translate4) Find the line with the smallest y position: F8 (Total Discounts \(Rs.\))38 523 w5) Add this line below: currentpoint /ypos exch def pop %added repeat steps 1-5 for but use for step 1:%%Page 4 4 and step 4: F14 (For BB 1 Unit = 1 KB)38 716 w old before page 3%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%F8 (Total Discounts \(Rs.\))38 523 w(-386.00)568 523 xg nF2 B (Plan LO-KAR-LO-BAAT-OTHER)13 775 wGg nF2 B (Phone Number / UserName 0731-2484034)580 775 xGU1%%Page: 3 3%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% old before page 4%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%F14 (For BB 1 Unit = 1 KB)38 716 wg nF2 B (Plan RENT-FREE-SECOND-PHONE)13 775 wGg nF2 B (Phone Number / UserName 0731-2484033)580 775 xGU1%%Page: 4 4%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% new before page 3%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%F8 (Total Discounts \(Rs.\))38 523 wcurrentpoint /ypos exch def pop %added(-386.00)568 523 xg nF2 B (Plan LO-KAR-LO-BAAT-OTHER)13 775 wGg nF2 B (Phone Number / UserName 0731-2484034)580 775 xG%U1 %commented out0 792 ypos 72 sub sub neg translate % added%%Page: 3 3%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% new before page 4%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%currentpoint /ypos exch def pop %addedg nF2 B (Plan RENT-FREE-SECOND-PHONE)13 775 wGg nF2 B (Phone Number / UserName 0731-2484033)580 775 xG 0 792 ypos 72 sub sub neg translate%U1 %commented out%%Page: 4 4%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 3
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