Measured value from labview in RadiMation
Measured value from labview in RadiMation
Can we include Measurement values, that we determine in for example Labview as an AD-channel for Immunity testing over frequency? how can we make this be possible in RadiMation ?
Re: Measured value from labview in RadiMation
In RadiMation we do support a 'Configurable AD-Convertor' this is a device driver in RadiMation, that allows to control custom specific measurement devices.
This 'Configurable AD-Convertor' can also be used to communicate with another software package. In software development, very often localhost TCP/IP loopback connections are used to transfer information between two different software programs on the same PC. The 'Configurable AD-Convertor' device driver allows to use a localhost TCP/IP loopback connection.
I suggest that you use Labview to create a small TCP/IP server on a pre-determined port, where this TCP/IP server reacts on for example the "VALUE1?" query. In Radimation then the 'Configurable AD-Convertor' device driver can be used to connect to the Labview TCP/IP server, and query the "VALUE1?" value. The result will can then be included in the immunity graphs of RadiMation.
I hope that this gives an idea of the flexibility of RadiMation on how to communicate with other software packages.
If you want to discuss more details on how to implement this, please let us know.
This 'Configurable AD-Convertor' can also be used to communicate with another software package. In software development, very often localhost TCP/IP loopback connections are used to transfer information between two different software programs on the same PC. The 'Configurable AD-Convertor' device driver allows to use a localhost TCP/IP loopback connection.
I suggest that you use Labview to create a small TCP/IP server on a pre-determined port, where this TCP/IP server reacts on for example the "VALUE1?" query. In Radimation then the 'Configurable AD-Convertor' device driver can be used to connect to the Labview TCP/IP server, and query the "VALUE1?" value. The result will can then be included in the immunity graphs of RadiMation.
I hope that this gives an idea of the flexibility of RadiMation on how to communicate with other software packages.
If you want to discuss more details on how to implement this, please let us know.