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etsCycles and etsInterleave, 2208B
etsCycles and etsInterleave, 2208B
1) In the Programmer's Guide it is noted that etsCycles is "the number of cycles to store". To store where? ps2000aGetValues returns only 1 waveform.
2) It is also noted in the description of etsCycles that "The computer can then select etsInterleave cycles to give the most uniform spread of samples". What is the algorithm for that?
2) It is also noted in the description of etsCycles that "The computer can then select etsInterleave cycles to give the most uniform spread of samples". What is the algorithm for that?
Re: etsCycles and etsInterleave, 2208B
Hi Mmm22,
Could you contact our helpdesk at support.picotech.com and mark your email for my attention, or call our helpdesk on +44 1480 396395 and ask for me.
Regards,
Gerry
Could you contact our helpdesk at support.picotech.com and mark your email for my attention, or call our helpdesk on +44 1480 396395 and ask for me.
Regards,
Gerry
Gerry
Technical Specialist
Technical Specialist
Re: etsCycles and etsInterleave, 2208B
Hi Mmm22,
As discussed regarding your other post on this, your question relates to an error I made in that post. So, bearing in mind that the etsCycles are the waveforms used to donate 1 or more samples to the resulting etsInterleave waveform, then the etsCycles are stored in the waveform buffer, and the etsInterleave is the 1 waveform returned by ps2000aGetValues. So, the computer can then just divide the total number of samples in all of the used etsCycle waveforms by the number of samples resulting in the etsInterleave waveform to give the spacing between samples used in an etsCycle.
Regards.
Gerry
As discussed regarding your other post on this, your question relates to an error I made in that post. So, bearing in mind that the etsCycles are the waveforms used to donate 1 or more samples to the resulting etsInterleave waveform, then the etsCycles are stored in the waveform buffer, and the etsInterleave is the 1 waveform returned by ps2000aGetValues. So, the computer can then just divide the total number of samples in all of the used etsCycle waveforms by the number of samples resulting in the etsInterleave waveform to give the spacing between samples used in an etsCycle.
Regards.
Gerry
Gerry
Technical Specialist
Technical Specialist
Re: etsCycles and etsInterleave, 2208B
Hi Gerry,
For some reason I don't see any influence of etsCycle value (as far as it is >= etsInterleave).
What is the reason for the two parameters not to be always eaual?
For some reason I don't see any influence of etsCycle value (as far as it is >= etsInterleave).
What is the reason for the two parameters not to be always eaual?
Re: etsCycles and etsInterleave, 2208B
Hi mikhail,
I'm going to ask one of our Labview specialists to post an example ETS Mode vi on here for you.
Regards,
Gerry
I'm going to ask one of our Labview specialists to post an example ETS Mode vi on here for you.
Regards,
Gerry
Gerry
Technical Specialist
Technical Specialist