Looking for information using labview and measuing Hydrogen\Oxygen duing Electrolysis tia sal2

Greetings All
I'm looking for any information on how to setup labview 7.1 to measure Hydrogen/Oxygen during electrolysis. Can someone send us information on what equipment we would need.
PS we don't have deep pockets we currently have labview 7.1 and we are testing with a usb 6008 currently.
Thanks

Hi sal2-
In order to measure concentrations of these elements during processing you will first need to select an appropriate transducer. Perhaps another user with more experience in electrolysis processing can suggest the external hardware.
Once your transducer is properly configured you will just need to read the signals into your USB-6008 as voltage signals and scale them in software. A great example of this is found in the NI Example Finder for LabVIEW (Help>>Find Examples) by browsing to Hardware Input and Output>>DAQmx>>Analog Measurements>>Voltage>>Cont Acq & Graph Voltage-IntClk.
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