
Synchronization 7 Analog Modules
System Reference, January 2001
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control the trigger-to-signal delay for the master and
slaves to the same time. Hence, uncertainty between
analog modules is eliminated even if you use different
master clocks for digital channels and analog modules.
Note that uncertainty in the trigger-to-signal delay
between a digital channel and analog modules remains
regardless of the use of the master trigger function.
The following figure is the block diagram for when the
master trigger function is used.
Figure 126 Master Trigger Function
Only when you use the master trigger function for the dual
high speed sampler, the trigger-to-signal delay for master
and slave modules changes according to the number of
slave modules as follows:
Trigger-to-Signal Delay = 70 ns + (N x 15 ns)
where, N is the number of the slave modules for one
master module.
For high speed AWGs, the trigger-to-signal delay for
master and slave modules is always fixed to 200 ns.
Digital Channel
Board
Master Clock 1
Analog Module (Master)
Timing
Generator
ADC
Analog
module pin
trg2
Digital Pin
Trigger
input pin
Analog Module (Slave)
Vernier
FF
Timing
Generator
ADC
Master Clock 2
Analog
module pin
Trigger
input pin
Master trigger
Vernier
FF
Counter
Counter
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