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how to capture data to file

jjang
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Target Device : Max10 (10M50SAE144I7N)

Sampling Clock : 40Mhz
Required period : 5ms or over

i tried ram size maximum 128k @ 3ms under

so is there any way how to capture data over 1ms
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sstrell
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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.

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RichardTanSY_Intel
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I 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.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683819/22-1/specifying-the-clock-sample-depth-and.html


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jjang
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i 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? 

 

 

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sstrell
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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.

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RichardTanSY_Intel
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RichardTanSY_Intel
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Thanks for acknowledge the solution provided. 

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