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Revision as of 11:49, 6 October 2016
The Configurable AD Convertor device driver is a AD Converter which is supported by RadiMation®.
Contents
Communication
Multiple communication types can be selected for the configurable AD convertor
Initialisation and Check
 Reset
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The reset code that needs to be send to device. When left blank no command will be send. |
| Init
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The command that is send to initialize the configured device. When left blank no command will be send. |
| Get Id
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The command that is send to retrieve the ID of the device. This is used to check if the device is connected. A common used SCPI command is *IDN?. When left blank no command will be send. |
| Returned ID
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The identifier is used to check if the correct device driver is selected and the device is connected. Leaving this blank will skip the device check. |
| Deinit
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Specifies the command that is send when the device is no longer in use. Leaving this blank will keep the device in its last state after controlling it. |
Channels
AD convertors can have multiple channels on which AD values could be read. For each AD channel, different commands can be set.
Trigger and Reading
| Trigger
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A trigger command can be specified to request a measurement from the device. A common used SCPI is *TRG. When left blank no command will be send. |
| Read Back
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Different devices return different messages with measurement values. The configurable AD convertor only need the numeric value of the measurement message. There for, a regular expressions can be set in the Read Back.
A good regular expression for finding the first number in scientific notation in a text is: ([+-]?[0-9]*\.?[0-9]+([eE][+-]?[0-9]+)?) For more possibilities see the example section. |
Minimum and maximum value
Minimum and maximum can be set to limit the measured value. And to calculate the measured value to a specific unit.
| Minimum value
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The lowest value that can be measured with this device. The value must be the same as filled in the EUT window. |
| Maximum value
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The highest value that can be measured with this device. The value must be the same as filled in the EUT window. |
Readback example(s)
Received information
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Regex
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RadiMation Readout
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Note
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| U_L_N 325 | (-?[0-9.,Ee-]+)
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325
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Takes the first number.
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| I_L1;12.34 | ;(-?[0-9.,Ee-]+)
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12.34
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Takes the first number after ";".
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| THD_U_L1;;14,5 | ;;(-?[0-9.,Ee-]+)
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14.5
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Takes the first number after ";;".
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| AC_FREQ;Channel1;1.23E3 | ;*;(-?[0-9.,Ee-]+)
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1230
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Takes the first number after the appearance of a second ";".
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The regular expressions can always be tested trough the Validate Expression function.
