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New Contributorhow to capture data to file
No. To capture more data in the existing buffer, use data qualification to store only the relevant samples. For example, if signals don't transition for a number of clock cycles, there's no need to keep all of those data samples. Use data qualification as essentially a write enable to the buffer.
Super ContributorI don't quite understand the issue. May I know what is the problem you are facing?
For best data acquisition, specify a global, non-gated clock that is synchronous to the signals under test.
Refer to the Timing Analysis section of the Compilation Report for the maximum frequency of the logic analyzer clock.
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New Contributori wanna Capture Data for 10ms (@ posedge 40Mhz Clock)
but Signal Tap Sample depth maximum Setting is 128K.
at that time data length ≒ 2.87ms (≒ 3.28ms).
i wanna capture more long... is there any way capture depth more longer?
