While logging the sample data from various channels in an MCC118 , I was wondering if the number of channels also affect the time interval between samples ? Say for example, I had activated only channel 0 and channel 1 for a scan rate of 100 samples per second. Would the result be like,
Time interval between samples = 1000/100Hz = 10ms
Time interval between Channels = 1/(sample_rate * No_of_channels) = 1000/(100Hz*2) = 5 ms
Hence forth while assigning time stamp to samples the end result give rise to,
Sample No Channel 0 Channel 1
1 0 5ms
2 10ms 15ms
3 20ms 25ms
4 30ms 35ms
and so on ................
Would the above be the real case?. In the hardware overview, it was given that for an internal scan clock with a conversion time of 8 micro seconds the time interval between successive channel could be neglected. Could someone please clarify this doubt for me and let me know if there is a flaw in my understanding.
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Sai Mouli
Hello everyone,
While logging the sample data from various channels in an MCC118 , I was wondering if the number of channels also affect the time interval between samples ? Say for example, I had activated only channel 0 and channel 1 for a scan rate of 100 samples per second. Would the result be like,
Time interval between samples = 1000/100Hz = 10ms
Time interval between Channels = 1/(sample_rate * No_of_channels) = 1000/(100Hz*2) = 5 ms
Hence forth while assigning time stamp to samples the end result give rise to,
Sample No Channel 0 Channel 1
1 0 5ms
2 10ms 15ms
3 20ms 25ms
4 30ms 35ms
and so on ................
Would the above be the real case?. In the hardware overview, it was given that for an internal scan clock with a conversion time of 8 micro seconds the time interval between successive channel could be neglected. Could someone please clarify this doubt for me and let me know if there is a flaw in my understanding.
Thank You,
Yours Sincerely,
Sai Mouli Manohar Rao
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