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9:51 pm
May 11, 2016
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Hi everyone,
Can someone tell me what is the best way to determinate the time elapse between two digital interrupt.
For an easy example what can I do for print on serial, when an interrupt happens, how many times is elapsed from the previous interrupt?
thanks
Michele
1:23 am
March 12, 2015
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You can use the Tick Count Micros VI to get the elapsed time each time your interrupt goes off. Keep in mind the tick counter does not increment while your interrupt is running, but this should be quick.
5:51 pm
May 11, 2016
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Thanks Steffan,
I already use this way and this work perfectly, I've use the tick count inside the Callback VI but I would like to have the relative time between two interrupts! Using only Tick Count Micros VI, I only have the absolute time from the power on of arduino board.
I think I have to use a variable that stores Tick Count Micros value and, when the netx interrupt goes on, my VI could make the difference between the two values of Tick Count.
What do you think about this way?
thanks
6:46 pm
March 12, 2015
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That's correct you have to calculate the difference by storing the last value and subtracting from the current value.
8:18 pm
May 11, 2016
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yes,
But i don't know how to overwrite the variable after subtraction was calculate.
Shall I use local variable?
8:10 am
March 12, 2015
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These questions are related to LabVIEW itself and not to the Compatible Compiler for LabVIEW. You may be better served posting them on a LabVIEW beginners forum.
Filipe
Cheers
Filipe
9:15 pm
May 11, 2016
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I found the way to do this VI and it works perfectly, now, every time that an interrupt occours, I have on serial port the number of micros from this interrupt and the previous one!
Now i would like to store this values in a embedded sistem, I've tried to store on SD card by using SD_datalogger.VI but it doesn't work, can you take a look on my interrupt callback VI?
maybe SD_datalogger.VI is too slow?
thanks
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