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The document outlines various data type representations, including static and dynamic data types, and explains how to merge signals and use clusters in programming. It also details the use of NI ELVIS-III for measuring electrical parameters with a digital multimeter, as well as the functionalities of variable power supplies, function generators, oscilloscopes, and data generators. Additionally, it covers the use of a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope and an impedance analyzer for visualizing and analyzing electrical signals.

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The document outlines various data type representations, including static and dynamic data types, and explains how to merge signals and use clusters in programming. It also details the use of NI ELVIS-III for measuring electrical parameters with a digital multimeter, as well as the functionalities of variable power supplies, function generators, oscilloscopes, and data generators. Additionally, it covers the use of a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope and an impedance analyzer for visualizing and analyzing electrical signals.

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4th September, 20XX


1.Data Type Representation
Data type representation consists of four types :

1.​ Numeric Data type

(a) Floating point

(b) Integer

2.​ String Data type


3.​ Boolean Data type
4.​ String Data type (Array)

These are Static data types. For representing these data types, open Front panel
-> Controls -> Modern -> Required data type (Floating point, Integer, String,
Boolean, Array)

Inference : We have represented the given data types.

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2. Dynamic Data Type
Block Diagram -> Functions -> Programming -> Express -> Input -> Simulate
signal.

Sine signal :

Triangle Signal :

Inference : We have represented the dynamic data types corresponding to the


given sine and triangle signals by changing its properties simultaneously.

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3. Merging Signals
To convert from Dynamic Data type :

Block Diagram -> Functions -> Programming -> Express -> Signal Manipulation
-> From DDT

Sine wave to array conversion using Dynamic Data :

Convert to Dynamic Data :

Inference : We have converted Dynamic data type to array and array to Dynamic
data type.

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4. Clusters :
Functions -> Programming -> Cluster, Class -> Cluster constant

1)​ Bundle Function to assemble a cluster :

Use Multiple data type as an input and a bundle as an operator to


assemble the cluster which is connected to the output cluster.

2)​ Unbundle Function to split a cluster into individual elements :

Use a cluster as an input and an unbundle as an operator which


assembles the cluster connected to the multiple data type as an output.

Inference : An output cluster is created which combines and separates the


multiple data types.

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5. NI ELVIS-III

Measuring the values using digital multimeter :

A digital multimeter can be used to measure various electrical parameters. By


selecting the appropriate setting on the multimeter, one can determine the
capacitance of capacitors, measure both AC and DC voltages, check the flow of
electric current, measure diode voltage, verify circuit continuity, and evaluate the
resistance of different components or circuits.

Connect the Elvis III board to Measurement Live software via connecting the
USB to the System. To measure the given electrical parameters : Resistance,
capacitance, Inductance of a wire.

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Digital Multimeter :

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USING VARIABLE POWER SUPPLY AND Digital Multimeter Meter :

A variable power supply allows the adjustment of voltage and current for
accurate control during testing, prototyping, and powering electronic circuits and
devices. In electronics labs and industries, this is important since it offers a
stable, yet customizable power source for the testing of components,
development of circuits, and troubleshooting. Adjusting output levels will simulate
various operating conditions to achieve optimal performance and safety for
specific applications.

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USING FUNCTION GENERATOR AND OSCILLOSCOPE :

Function Generator : A Function Generator is an electronic test instrument that


produces various waveforms, such as sine, square, triangular, and sawtooth
waves, over a wide range of frequencies. The frequency and amplitude of these
waveforms can be generated in a broad range.

Oscilloscope : The waveform generated by the Func on Generator can be


visualized in the Oscilloscope. It represents voltage in the X-axis and me in the
Y- axis.

An Oscilloscope can display two signals from two sources at the same time. By
giving an offset we can adjust the passion of the waveform, which aids in
visualizing and analysing the signal’s shape, amplitude and frequency.

Additional channels like Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) and Math Function on
(Signal1 + Signal2) can be added to the oscilloscope.

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USING DATA GENERATOR AND OSCILLOSCOPE :
A data generator can create particular kinds of digital signals with pre-defined
pa erns, frequencies, and amplitudes.

The signal can be generated at the A/AO0, A/AO1, B/AO0 and B/AO1 ports. In
this case, the signal generated in the B/AO0 port. The positive ve terminal of
Oscilloscope is connected to the B/AO0 port and the negative terminal to the
B/GND port.

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LOGGED DATA FROM MEASUREMENT:

The measured data in the oscilloscope can be downloaded as a .csv file, where
the X and Y axis values are logged.

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6. NI ELVIS-II

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Using CRO :

Cathode Ray Oscilloscope, an electronic instrument used for the visualization


and analysis of electrical signals as waveforms, shows voltage (Y-axis) against
time (X-axis) on a phosphorescent screen with an electron beam. Key
components are cathode ray tube (CRT), vertical and horizontal amplifiers, and
time base circuit.

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Impedance Analyzer - C :

An impedance analyzer is a specialized instrument for measuring the impedance of


electronic components and circuits at a range of frequencies. It is achieved by applying
an AC signal and analyzing the voltage-current response to determine impedance
characteristics.

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