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I am looking for an labview example  that shows how to acquire data with a strobe clock and streams the data to a file on the computer

How can I determine what the maximum clock rate is for the data clocked by the strobe signal?

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Tiger,

 

What type of flexRIO are you using?

 

Also, what exactly do you mean by "strobe clock"?

 

Daniel

Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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Tiger,

 

To best help you, in addition I will also need the following information about your setup:

1.) Adapter Module

2.) FlexRIO

3.) Chassis

4.) Controller (Mxi or embedded)

 

In general, the max data rates you will see for a PXI FlexRIO is 100MB/s and PXIe is 700MB/s.  You can go faster, but those are good, safe numbers.

 

Daniel

Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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NI PXIe-1082

NI PXIe-7962R

NI 6587

NI PXIe-PCIe8375

 

SMA-2164 with coax cable for loopback

 

 

I want to use the strobe input for clocking of receive data

Additionally would like to use the channel serdes and stream each data channel to separate files

 

 

I assume the the 700MB/S is per DMA stream(channel) or is it the total bandwidth for the instrument?

 

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Tiger,

 

Those values actually relate to the entire bandwidth of the device- not per channel.

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National Instruments
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I imagine that the bandwith of the write speed of the instrument is actually limited by the hard drive

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Tiger,

 

Possibly.  I guess you could think of the drive as the data sink side of the transmission.

You could design a system that buffered into RAM before writing to the drive if the drive was the limiting factor.

 

 

Daniel

Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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