csullender Posted February 1 Share Posted February 1 The WaveForms application "Record" function produces a csv column for Time. See an output from Record below. Which SDK function returns Time in the same way, per data point? Or what is the recommended method to reproduce WaveForms "Record" Time using the SDK? The SDK examples do not have the Time column. Time (s),Channel 1 (V),Channel 2 (V),Channel 3 (V),Channel 4 (V) -0.4999999544108815,26.84392363579407,26.29621863940303,26.70104799906272,1.08318338340238 -0.4999998744108815,25.62815838045167,25.06719454691014,25.50210167241266,1.032148900661786 -0.4999997944108814,25.5123712132762,24.95171577311886,25.49388971127122,1.03082332968151 -0.4999997144108815,25.55372377298173,25.02595212769897,25.31322656615957,1.02817218772096 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 attila Posted February 2 Share Posted February 2 Hi @csullender The sample distances are 1/AnalogInFrequency The FDwfAnalogInTriggerPositionStatus provides sub-sable adjustment for T0 based based on trigger crossing interpolation when used with trigger on analog inputs. The FDwfAnalogInStatusTime returns the absolute data&time for T0. This can be useful with newer devices AD3, ADP3X50... which have a time counter running at system frequency, like at 100Mhz or 125MHz. This is synchronized with the computer on connection with a precision of about 1ms, but provides resolution of 8/10ns for the captures. For older device like AD1,2 a software time stamp is returned. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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The WaveForms application "Record" function produces a csv column for Time. See an output from Record below.
Which SDK function returns Time in the same way, per data point?
Or what is the recommended method to reproduce WaveForms "Record" Time using the SDK?
The SDK examples do not have the Time column.
Time (s),Channel 1 (V),Channel 2 (V),Channel 3 (V),Channel 4 (V)
-0.4999999544108815,26.84392363579407,26.29621863940303,26.70104799906272,1.08318338340238
-0.4999998744108815,25.62815838045167,25.06719454691014,25.50210167241266,1.032148900661786
-0.4999997944108814,25.5123712132762,24.95171577311886,25.49388971127122,1.03082332968151
-0.4999997144108815,25.55372377298173,25.02595212769897,25.31322656615957,1.02817218772096
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