Automation Testing Unit Control Panel: Need Help!

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The discussion revolves around building a control panel for an automation testing unit, focusing on measuring ambient temperature and pulley speed. The user has implemented a T-Type thermocouple for ambient temperature and a 10V magnetic pickup for pulley speed, utilizing a USB6009 for interfacing. There is a request for assistance, indicating a need for more detailed information to facilitate effective help. Participants emphasize the importance of providing additional specifics to receive relevant support. The conversation highlights the technical challenges faced in automation testing setups.
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Hi,

I am building control panel for automation testing unit.
- Ambient Temperature to measure:-
- pulley speed and temperature to measure.

So far...
for Ambient Temp I have used T-Type and for pulley speed I have used magnetic pick up 10V. And for interfacing used USB6009.

Can anyone can help me !
 
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jaschhina said:
Hi,

I am building control panel for automation testing unit.
- Ambient Temperature to measure:-
- pulley speed and temperature to measure.

So far...
for Ambient Temp I have used T-Type and for pulley speed I have used magnetic pick up 10V. And for interfacing used USB6009.

Can anyone can help me !

You need to post a lot more details for us, if you want us to be able to help you.
 
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