I'm a student currently trying to work with an ADPro3450 on Matlab, and I have 2 principals issues that I would like to discuss here :
- I'm trying to create and send analogic signals via the two wavegens out, all of this on Matlab. This actually works, but it seems like it's impossible to synchronize those signals directly on Matlab. They are each time out of phase. Is there an option to send synchronized wavegens signals ? I would idealy synchronized them with some digital signals, is this possible too ?
- I manage to create signals with Matlab that I first export as text files and then import in Waveforms to run them. The problem is that it usually takes much time, and this is a task that I will have to do pretty often. I just would like to know if there is a way to import .txt (or.csv) directly from Matlab, or some way to automatize this ?
My english is not that good, so I hope everyone reading this can understand 😅
If not, i can answer questions directly here or in DM.
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Astier Rémi
Hello everyone,
I'm a student currently trying to work with an ADPro3450 on Matlab, and I have 2 principals issues that I would like to discuss here :
- I'm trying to create and send analogic signals via the two wavegens out, all of this on Matlab. This actually works, but it seems like it's impossible to synchronize those signals directly on Matlab. They are each time out of phase. Is there an option to send synchronized wavegens signals ? I would idealy synchronized them with some digital signals, is this possible too ?
- I manage to create signals with Matlab that I first export as text files and then import in Waveforms to run them. The problem is that it usually takes much time, and this is a task that I will have to do pretty often. I just would like to know if there is a way to import .txt (or.csv) directly from Matlab, or some way to automatize this ?
My english is not that good, so I hope everyone reading this can understand 😅
If not, i can answer questions directly here or in DM.
Thx, and have a good day.
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