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Hi:
Here is a suggested enhancement to the analog trigger source options. Having the option to trigger / sync the analog input capture to the AWG output waveform. This could be done (might need addition to firmware) based on the AWG waveform buffer pointer. Easy obvious one is to trigger / syn off start of AWG buffer each time it repeats. Additionally you could provide an option to supply a time offset from the start of the buffer in AWG samples for example.
Why would this be useful? A common setup would have one of the scope channels connected to one of the AWG outputs to monitor the signal. You would then probably use that scope channel as the trigger source. The second scope channel might be then used to measure some other (output) node in the circuit. Given that m2k only has the two scope channels it might be desirable to not need to use one channel to trigger off the AWG output. With a way to syn directly off AWG waveform then both scope channels are free to use elsewhere in the circuit being investigated.
Also if you know where (how) in the AWG buffer the captured scope data aligns then you can plot the AWG waveform data along with the captured scope data i.e possible to plot a representation of the AWG outputs at the same time as the scope inputs without needing to physically connecting them together. Like having a "4" channel scope in some cases.
Any way just a suggestion. Maybe there is already a way to do this and it is just not documented yet.
Doug
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Hi:
Here is a suggested enhancement to the analog trigger source options. Having the option to trigger / sync the analog input capture to the AWG output waveform. This could be done (might need addition to firmware) based on the AWG waveform buffer pointer. Easy obvious one is to trigger / syn off start of AWG buffer each time it repeats. Additionally you could provide an option to supply a time offset from the start of the buffer in AWG samples for example.
Why would this be useful? A common setup would have one of the scope channels connected to one of the AWG outputs to monitor the signal. You would then probably use that scope channel as the trigger source. The second scope channel might be then used to measure some other (output) node in the circuit. Given that m2k only has the two scope channels it might be desirable to not need to use one channel to trigger off the AWG output. With a way to syn directly off AWG waveform then both scope channels are free to use elsewhere in the circuit being investigated.
Also if you know where (how) in the AWG buffer the captured scope data aligns then you can plot the AWG waveform data along with the captured scope data i.e possible to plot a representation of the AWG outputs at the same time as the scope inputs without needing to physically connecting them together. Like having a "4" channel scope in some cases.
Any way just a suggestion. Maybe there is already a way to do this and it is just not documented yet.
Doug
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: