The manifold that was ordered is meant for SY valves and is apparently incompatible with VQ valves. The pressure, return, and outlet lines are in a different order within the valves, as per their datasheets:
Monday, February 24, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Updated quadrature sweep
Soldered Vcc to the node determined by Dr. Palermo. Fixed the random 5 MHz update at the end, and adjusted the formula to make each frequency pretty much exact (within 1%). Moved all the frequency updating and impedance reading to a timer interrupt, so there's now room in the main loop for pressure control.
Monday, February 17, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Updated LabVIEW Interface once again
Today I made an Arduino program and corresponding LabVIEW program to display pressure over time received from the pressure sensor. This will be used tomorrow to plot how the pressure changes in the reservoir when we open and close the valve to the pressure line.
The LabVIEW interface has been updated again, and I moved all the magnitude and phase calculations from the Arduino to LabVIEW. Now the Arduino simple takes the measurement and sends that raw 12-bit number to LabVIEW for processing and display.
The LabVIEW interface has been updated again, and I moved all the magnitude and phase calculations from the Arduino to LabVIEW. Now the Arduino simple takes the measurement and sends that raw 12-bit number to LabVIEW for processing and display.
Monday, February 3, 2014
Programmed the AD9850 eval board
The AD9850 has been programmed to do a logarithmic frequency sweep from 10 kHz to 10 MHz. A million times easier than the old frequency generator.
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