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MI.61xx Manual
The setup order for the different synchronization options
Synchronization (Option)
Additions for equal boards with different sample rates
In addition to the possibility of synchronizing different types of boards to one synchronous sample rate it can be also useful in some cases to
synchronize boards of the same type, with one working at a divided speed.
synchronize boards of the same type, with one working at a divided speed.
In this case you simply set up the fastest board as the clock master and set it’s clock divider to one. Now you can easily generate divided
clock rates on the slave boards by setting their dividers to according values of the divider list.
clock rates on the slave boards by setting their dividers to according values of the divider list.
Please keep in mind that only the dedicated divider values mentioned in the list above can be used to derive
the sample rates of the slave boards.
the sample rates of the slave boards.
The following example calculation is explaining that case by using to acquisition boards. One of the boards is running with only a hundreth
of the other sample rate.
of the other sample rate.
Example with equal boards but asynchronous speeds
Resulting delays using different boards or speeds
Delay in standard (non FIFO) modes
There is a fixed delay between the samples of the different boards depending on the type of board, the selected clock divider and the acti-
vated channels. This delay is fixed for data acquisition or generation with the same setup.
There is a fixed delay between the samples of the different boards depending on the type of board, the selected clock divider and the acti-
vated channels. This delay is fixed for data acquisition or generation with the same setup.
If you use generation boards in the single shot mode this delay will be compensated within the software driver automatically.
Delay in FIFO mode
When the FIFO mode is used a delay is occuring between the data of the different boards. This delay is depending on the type of board, the
selected clock divider and the activated channel. You can read out the actual resulting delay from every board with the following register.
When the FIFO mode is used a delay is occuring between the data of the different boards. This delay is depending on the type of board, the
selected clock divider and the activated channel. You can read out the actual resulting delay from every board with the following register.
The resulting delay between the clock master board and the single clock
slave boards can be easily calculated with the formular mentioned on
the right.
slave boards can be easily calculated with the formular mentioned on
the right.
Board type
3121
3121
Channels available
4 x 12 bit A/D
4 x 12 bit A/D
Desired sample rate
10 MS/s
Enabled channels per module
4
4
Sum sample rate
40 MS/s
This board is set up to be the
clockmaster now.
clockmaster now.
Sync speed
40 MS/s
40 MS/s
Clock divider (is set to)
1
100
Divided sum clock
40 MS/s
400 kS/s
Enabled channels per module
4
4
Conversion speed
10 MS/s
100 kS/s
Register
Value
Direction
Description
SPC_STARTDELAY
295110
r
Start delay in samples for FIFO synchronization only.
ResultingDelay
ClockMasterDelay ClockSlaveDelay
N
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