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CRIO 9201 Analog Sampling Rate & Averaging
Hi Folks,

I've got a few questions that I could use a little clarification with.

I was looking at the Analog Open.VI and I believe I see it setting the sampling rate to 50K for all 8 of the channels by default. Is this correct or I am misunderstanding it?

There are VI's to change the sampling rates, set oversampling and averaging bits, however, I don't see anywhere a simple averaging of samples.

If I'm sampling at 50K I believe you could easily average every 100 samples to obtain a steadier signal at the expense of some lag.

Is there sample averaging being done by the FPGA that I'm not seeing? If so can someone tell me what it is? Is there something I'm missing that allows me to configure this?

Thanks,
Michael
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