NI-DAQmx .NET Framework 4.0 API Reference

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AIChannelCollection.CreatePressureBridgeTwoPointLinearChannel Method

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AIChannelCollection.CreatePressureBridgeTwoPointLinearChannel Method

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Public methodCreatePressureBridgeTwoPointLinearChannel(String, String, Double, Double, AIPressureUnits, AIBridgeConfiguration, AIExcitationSource, Double, Double, Double, Double, AIBridgeElectricalUnits, Double, Double, AIBridgePhysicalUnits)
Creates an AIChannel that uses a Wheatstone bridge to measure pressure. Use this instance with sensors whose specifications do not provide a polynomial for scaling or a table of electrical and physical values. When you use this scaling type, NI-DAQmx uses two points of electrical and physical values to calculate the slope and y-intercept of a linear equation and uses that equation to scale electrical values to physical values. This method adds one or more physical channels to the AIChannelCollection.
Public methodCreatePressureBridgeTwoPointLinearChannel(String, String, Double, Double, String, AIBridgeConfiguration, AIExcitationSource, Double, Double, Double, Double, AIBridgeElectricalUnits, Double, Double, AIBridgePhysicalUnits)
Creates an AIChannel that uses a Wheatstone bridge to measure pressure, with the specified custom scale. Use this instance with sensors whose specifications do not provide a polynomial for scaling or a table of electrical and physical values. When you use this scaling type, NI-DAQmx uses two points of electrical and physical values to calculate the slope and y-intercept of a linear equation and uses that equation to scale electrical values to physical values. This method adds one or more physical channels to the AIChannelCollection.
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