Buffered Pulse Train Generation
- Updated2023-03-14
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The TestScale backplanes counters can use the FIFO to perform a buffered pulse train generation. This pulse train can use implicit timing or sample clock timing. When using implicit timing, the pulse idle time and active time changes with each sample you write. With sample clocked timing, each sample you write updates the idle time and active time of your generation on each sample clock edge. Idle time and active time can also be defined in terms of frequency and duty cycle or idle ticks and active ticks.
Note On buffered implicit pulse trains the pulse specifications in the DAQmx Create Counter
Output Channel are ignored so that you generate the number of pulses defined in the
multipoint write. On buffered sample clock pulse trains the pulse specifications in the
DAQmx Create Counter Output Channel are generated after the counters starts and before
the first sample clock so that you generate the number of updates defined in the
multipoint write.