Hi, I am quite new here and have only a few hours working on AD2. It is performing excellent! Now I would like to make measurements on very high DC current flows (of a car's starter engine) using a kind of current clamp. The scope shall show the output voltage of the "transformer" on C1. That's quite easy for me so far to realise. As a next step I would now like to add a math channel to the scope which shall integrate C1 and show the result below. The result should be proportional to the actual current flow going through the clamp. I tried already to write a script for it. Due to my lack of experience it failed to work:
if (first) return M1==0
else return M1+=C1*1/100 // whereas 1/100 represents k dt
unfortunately I do know nearly nothing about the used programming language, even not the name of it.
Could anybody help me, please? I am very eager to find out if my experiment will lead to some reasonable result, after calibration.
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Hi, I am quite new here and have only a few hours working on AD2. It is performing excellent! Now I would like to make measurements on very high DC current flows (of a car's starter engine) using a kind of current clamp. The scope shall show the output voltage of the "transformer" on C1. That's quite easy for me so far to realise. As a next step I would now like to add a math channel to the scope which shall integrate C1 and show the result below. The result should be proportional to the actual current flow going through the clamp. I tried already to write a script for it. Due to my lack of experience it failed to work:
if (first) return M1==0
else return M1+=C1*1/100 // whereas 1/100 represents k dt
unfortunately I do know nearly nothing about the used programming language, even not the name of it.
Could anybody help me, please? I am very eager to find out if my experiment will lead to some reasonable result, after calibration.
Juergen
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