I have just purchased a Digital Discovery unit and I have a very simple waveform pattern that I am trying to generate. Specifically, I am trying to reproduce a "burst" of 640 cycles of a clock at regular intervals (DCLK). I can produce the initial burst of 640 pulses, but can't figure out how to make it repeat ad infinitum. I have tried using both the "Clock" type of signal as well as the "Pulse" type of signal, but can't see how to make either type work. I have attached a PowerPoint Slide that shows what I am trying to do in Waveforms. In this slide, CLK is the master clock, DCLK is a short-term clock for clocking data in and out of a device and it must occur during each true and false state of the CONV signal. What I have been able to easily program is shown in black along with the programming window while the desired bursts are shown in red.
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I have just purchased a Digital Discovery unit and I have a very simple waveform pattern that I am trying to generate. Specifically, I am trying to reproduce a "burst" of 640 cycles of a clock at regular intervals (DCLK). I can produce the initial burst of 640 pulses, but can't figure out how to make it repeat ad infinitum. I have tried using both the "Clock" type of signal as well as the "Pulse" type of signal, but can't see how to make either type work. I have attached a PowerPoint Slide that shows what I am trying to do in Waveforms. In this slide, CLK is the master clock, DCLK is a short-term clock for clocking data in and out of a device and it must occur during each true and false state of the CONV signal. What I have been able to easily program is shown in black along with the programming window while the desired bursts are shown in red.
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How to Program Repetitive Bursts of Clock Pulses v1.pptx
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