__Pat__ Posted December 22, 2010 Report Share Posted December 22, 2010 Hello all! I'm a forth year computer engineering student. I'm currently taking an instrumentation lab, and I was assigned around 2 weeks to hand in an end of term project. I have to use the DAQ USB 6008 (I've gotten fully acquainted with it so that's now problem) The problem is I can't find any ideas! Most projects are either too advanced or too simple for me to do. I know this probably has been asked around 100 times here, and sorry for asking for the 101th time, but do you have any idea on what would be a good two week project for someone of my level? Quote Link to comment
ShaunR Posted December 22, 2010 Report Share Posted December 22, 2010 Hello all! I'm a forth year computer engineering student. I'm currently taking an instrumentation lab, and I was assigned around 2 weeks to hand in an end of term project. I have to use the DAQ USB 6008 (I've gotten fully acquainted with it so that's now problem) The problem is I can't find any ideas! Most projects are either too advanced or too simple for me to do. I know this probably has been asked around 100 times here, and sorry for asking for the 101th time, but do you have any idea on what would be a good two week project for someone of my level? What about a "Ghost Busters" machine (temp, pressure, humidity, detect sudden changes etc) Quote Link to comment
crelf Posted December 22, 2010 Report Share Posted December 22, 2010 Have you got a thermocouple and something that generates heat? You could put together a quick VI that keeps whatever at a particular temperature (turn on heater when thermocouple reads too low, turn it off when it reads too high). Add a graph, maybe control a fan too (it's on when the heater's off, it's off when the heater's on). For bonus points, add PID to tune the system. Quote Link to comment
jgcode Posted December 22, 2010 Report Share Posted December 22, 2010 Here is a cool video example. Quote Link to comment
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