
Synchronization 7 Analog Modules
System Reference, January 2001
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to consider only trigger-to-signal delay. For the second
level, your application needs to consider trigger-to-signal
delay, trigger line length, and signal line length. For the
third level, your application uses some high speed analog
modules, and needs more detailed synchronization that
takes account of the synchronization uncertainty.
Currently the system software does not compensate the
synchronization timing skew to account for the trigger-to-
signal delay, trigger line length, and signal line length
automatically. Consequently, you have to consider these
delay factors to satisfy the accuracy requirement of
synchronization when you program the edge location of
the trigger signal. The following sections describe how you
can program the edge location of the trigger signal to
satisfy the required accuracy of synchronization.
• For the first level, see “Considering Trigger-to-Signal
Delay Only” on page 249.
• For the second level, see “Considering Trigger-to-
Signal Delay, Trigger Line, and Signal Line” on
page 250.
• For the third level, see “Considering Trigger-to-Signal
Delay, Trigger Line, and Signal Line” on page 250 and
“Synchronization Uncertainty” on page 254.
Before going into the methods of synchronization for the
three groups, the next section describes how to send a
trigger signal.
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