I've been playing around with the AD2 for the past week or two and I'll have to say, I'm impressed at the bang for the buck here. However, in its current state, it seems to be a tool for hobbyists and tinkerers (which is great!), but can be lacking for creating a really sophisticated control system. I was wondering if it is possible to scale up the number of ADC (specifically) by making use of the trigger I/O pins in a daisy chain fashion to create maybe a 10 ADC channel system (5xAD2). I'm not sure it is available (or I just did not Google hard enough) but it would be great if Waveforms 2015 could interface multiple AD2 in a single script. This would allow a syncing up to the 5 AD2s allowing all data collected from each AD2 to be used in the script to adjust certain aspects of each AD2s outputs. Is this possible, within Waveforms 2015 or would I need to move to a custom piece of UI to handle this? If it is the latter are there any good resources? I'd rather not invest the time to start from scratch...
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Ryne Horn
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I've been playing around with the AD2 for the past week or two and I'll have to say, I'm impressed at the bang for the buck here. However, in its current state, it seems to be a tool for hobbyists and tinkerers (which is great!), but can be lacking for creating a really sophisticated control system. I was wondering if it is possible to scale up the number of ADC (specifically) by making use of the trigger I/O pins in a daisy chain fashion to create maybe a 10 ADC channel system (5xAD2). I'm not sure it is available (or I just did not Google hard enough) but it would be great if Waveforms 2015 could interface multiple AD2 in a single script. This would allow a syncing up to the 5 AD2s allowing all data collected from each AD2 to be used in the script to adjust certain aspects of each AD2s outputs. Is this possible, within Waveforms 2015 or would I need to move to a custom piece of UI to handle this? If it is the latter are there any good resources? I'd rather not invest the time to start from scratch...
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