I note that the SCC SG04 has a 2.5v excitation voltage and the force
unit indicated is recommended at 10v excitation.
There is a 10v excitation unit which is the SCC SG24.
Anyway with a lower excitation voltage you get less mV output for a
force input which could mean that you loose ability to mea
Thanks for the help. Do you see any problems with using the load cell
found at this site: http://www.smdsensors.com/detail_pgs/s400.htm
I will be using it measure the compressive force of an epidural
needle. Thanks again.
Assuming that you are happy to use one of the built in data aquisition
examples as a basis. Labview and NI-Daq are installed and the hardware
fitted in the computer system.
Well a plan would be a good start so how's this: -
1.0.0) Your first task would be to prepare the system.
1.1.0) Read all
I am a beginner at using NI products and I was wondering if anyone can
help get me started with a simple load cell force measurement?
Basically, what I want to do is acquire the signal from a load cell
convert it to Newtons and display the waveform. The measurements will
be continuous and will end
