Hi!
I am trying to generate a series of high frequency signals using the wavegen of WaveForms SDK in python.
To do that I use a custom signal. The signal itself is pretty long running (about 5 seconds). Fitting these 5 seconds into a single buffer degenerates the smoothness too much for my usecase.
I could separate the signal into 3 phases and replay them after another by repeatedly calling the API and publishing a buffer. However, those calls introduce gaps of up to 20ms into the signal. I investigated quite a bit and wondered whether there is a streaming functionality?
Where the buffer can continuously be published while AnalogDiscovery replays it?
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Peter Haas
Hi!
I am trying to generate a series of high frequency signals using the wavegen of WaveForms SDK in python.
To do that I use a custom signal. The signal itself is pretty long running (about 5 seconds). Fitting these 5 seconds into a single buffer degenerates the smoothness too much for my usecase.
I could separate the signal into 3 phases and replay them after another by repeatedly calling the API and publishing a buffer. However, those calls introduce gaps of up to 20ms into the signal. I investigated quite a bit and wondered whether there is a streaming functionality?
Where the buffer can continuously be published while AnalogDiscovery replays it?
Thank you :)
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