National Instruments Welding System 321645c-01 Manual De Usuario

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Chapter 2
Function Reference — WFM_Scale
NI-DAQ FRM for PC Compatibles
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range, NI-DAQ sets the voltage to the maximum or minimum value and returns an error. 
NI-DAQ still completes the translation, however.
Range:
Any real number that produces a voltage within the analog output range.
voltArray is the input array of double-precision values that represents the voltages NI-DAQ 
is to produce at one of the outputs.
Range:
Any real number that produces a voltage within the analog output range.
binArray is the array of binary values converted from the voltages contained in voltArray
The values in binArray produce the original voltages when NI-DAQ writes them to a DAC 
on your device. Refer to Appendix B, 
, for the calculation of binary value.
Using This Function
WFM_Scale
 calculates each binary value using the following formulas:
Unipolar configuration:
12-bit DACs: binVal = voltage * (gain * (4,096/outputRange)).
16-bit DACs: binVal = voltage * (gain * (65,536/outputRange)).
Bipolar configuration:
12-bit DACs: binVal = voltage * (gain * (2,048/outputRange)).
16-bit DACs: binVal = voltage * (gain * (32,768/outputRange)).
18-bit DACs: binVal = voltage * (gain * (131,072/outputRange)).
The DSA devices use 32-bit data buffers. If you are using C or Delphi, you will need to 
typecast your i32 array to i16 when you call 
WFM_Scale
. If you are using Visual Basic, you 
should use the 
nidaqr32.bas
 file (instead of 
nidaq32.bas
) to relax type checking on 
binArray. Each 18-bit binVal is shifted into the upper 18 bits of the array element.