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As we discussed today, here is your second option.
Problem: Writing our analog waveforms to our tasks on NI cards, which we must do when we change channels, is currently rate-limiting. I would like you to propose a solution to solve this, preferably with sub-millisecond latency.
The two solutions that come to mind include an FPGA (e.g., NI PCIe-7852R) or a multiplexing switch (e.g., PXI-2503). You are welcome to explore other creative solutions.
Whatever you come up with, it should include all necessary code to work well with navigate. It should also include a nice interface for hardware (e.g., a breakout box) that is nicely labeled. It should be able to deliver analog and digital waveforms to 7 lasers, an external trigger to our camera, send analog signals to 4 galvos, send 1 analog signal to a voice coil, and send 2 digital signals to shutters.
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As we discussed today, here is your second option.
Problem: Writing our analog waveforms to our tasks on NI cards, which we must do when we change channels, is currently rate-limiting. I would like you to propose a solution to solve this, preferably with sub-millisecond latency.
The two solutions that come to mind include an FPGA (e.g., NI PCIe-7852R) or a multiplexing switch (e.g., PXI-2503). You are welcome to explore other creative solutions.
Whatever you come up with, it should include all necessary code to work well with navigate. It should also include a nice interface for hardware (e.g., a breakout box) that is nicely labeled. It should be able to deliver analog and digital waveforms to 7 lasers, an external trigger to our camera, send analog signals to 4 galvos, send 1 analog signal to a voice coil, and send 2 digital signals to shutters.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: