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What is the best to do data acquisition in real time, is there a specific library? Input an analog signal, encode and store its reading, ensuring a constant time in the range of the samples. Thanks for the help.
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maybe you need an oscilloscope? you must be more precise, you wont find a simple library like in software
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Klakx wrote: > maybe you need an oscilloscope? you must be more precise, you wont find > a simple library like in software My work is similar to the oscilloscope, how do I scan the A / D signal and store it in fpga's memory? it's possible?
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Which AD Converter do you use? Which type of interface? Parallel data and clock? It is quite simple, just store the data at a clock edge. Store them in block-RAM, in an FIFO, ...
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Assuero S. wrote: > it's possible? Yes, indeed. First you must implement an interface to the DAC, then you must implement some kind of mass storage to memorize that values. Assuero S. wrote: > is there a specific library? Look for "soft cores" for that specific tasks. Expect prices about 10-50k each. If that is too much, then do it on your own. If you encounter problems then ask specific questions and supply necessary information (eg language, target device, toolchain... )
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