Iam developing an applicatio​n using NI-DAQ(AT-​MIO-16E)ca​rd on vc++ environmen​t.My requiremen​t to extract amplitude of AM signal(1kh​z(4step waveform) on 70Mhz carrier).M​r Ben suggested about sampling.

My application is having a device that takes 1khz and 500Hz clock and 70Mhz carrier.And generates AM signal(1khz(4stepwaveform)on70Mhz).
each step of 250 micro sec.
Iam using couter0 and 1 outputs of NI-DAQ card for generating clock.
I need to generate a clock through card and syncronously i should acquire the 4 step levels
of incoming AM signal(1khz(4 step) on 70Mhz)in each cycle.And i should generate error voltage like e1=(step1-step3) volts
e2=(step2-step4) volts
for each cycle i need to generate e1&e2
I am planning to use
DAC0 and DAC1 pins on ni-daq card for sending errorvoltages.
For implementation of whole thing.what
ni-daq functions should i use.
I am planning to use DAQ_Rate and DAQ_Start functions for sampling the incoming signal.
counter functions for generating clock.
Mr Ben suggested about sampling AM signal.
that is about 40khz.10 samples for each step.
I need some help regarding how to interface the incoming signal(AM signal) with the card.
could it possible to connect signal directly to ni-daq card one of the analog input channels?.
regarding sycronization of clock and sampling of
incoming signal please help me.
thank you for ur help

Your two best resources for developing any Data Acquisition application are the manuals for your board and the examples shipped with NI-DAQ. Your board's manual should have information regarding wiring. That is, it has a section dedicated to how to connect signals to your board.
The examples shipped with NI-DAQ show several Input/Output methods. These should give you a general idea (if not a specific application to your project) of how a Data Acquisition system would look (AI config, start, read, close, etc). These examples can be found in the \examples directory.

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