I'm working on a project involving the use of the AD2's Logic Analyzer Function. I need to receive 510 bytes of data in the shortest time possible.
My questions are:
1). Can the Single/Repeated Acquisition Mode of the Logic Analyzer handle 510 bytes of data?
- I observed that it can only handle up to 4096 samples and 1 byte of the data I'm handling is 10 bits (1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit).
So all in all, the Single/Repeated Acquisition Mode can only handle 409 bytes of data.
Is there a way to make it capable of handling 510 bytes of data?
2). What is the fastest acquisition mode of the Logic Analyzer Function?
- I observed that the Record Mode can handle thousands of data. The downside is it takes a very long time to receive data.
Whenever I use the Record Mode, I receive all of the 510 bytes of data. The problem is I end up with 20.5 seconds before the results are displayed and that is too long.
3). What is the best acquisition mode if I want to receive 510 bytes of data as fast as possible?
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Lesiastas
Greetings!
I'm working on a project involving the use of the AD2's Logic Analyzer Function. I need to receive 510 bytes of data in the shortest time possible.
My questions are:
1). Can the Single/Repeated Acquisition Mode of the Logic Analyzer handle 510 bytes of data?
- I observed that it can only handle up to 4096 samples and 1 byte of the data I'm handling is 10 bits (1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit).
So all in all, the Single/Repeated Acquisition Mode can only handle 409 bytes of data.
Is there a way to make it capable of handling 510 bytes of data?
2). What is the fastest acquisition mode of the Logic Analyzer Function?
- I observed that the Record Mode can handle thousands of data. The downside is it takes a very long time to receive data.
Whenever I use the Record Mode, I receive all of the 510 bytes of data. The problem is I end up with 20.5 seconds before the results are displayed and that is too long.
3). What is the best acquisition mode if I want to receive 510 bytes of data as fast as possible?
Any advice would really help.
Best regards,
Lesiastas
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