
its output after the specified delay.
To send this pulse to the trigger block, the gating block must be enabled in the trigger block’s
AND matrix and the ONE trigger source must be selected.
2.4.4 Auto Triggering Function Generator
Some applications require periodic or random triggering. Ndigo250M’s function generator pro-
vides this functionality.
The delay between two trigger pulses of this trigger generator is the sum of two components:
A fixed value M and a pseudo random value given by the exponent N.
The period is
T = 1 + M + [1...2
N
] (2.1)
samples.
This allows to monitor input signals at times the current trigger configuration does not trigger,
e. g. to get base line information in mass spectrometry applications. It can also be used to
determine a suitable threshold level for the trigger by first getting random statistics on the input
signal.
2.4.5 Timestamp Channel
The timestamp channel produces a stream of small packets that denote the time of the trigger
event. An arbitrary set of trigger sources can be selected in the trigger matrix to cause the
creation of a packet.
The packets have a fixed length of 16 bytes. The format is described on page 43. The length
field of the packet contains a 32 bit pattern that contains the levels of all trigger sources at the
time of the trigger event except for the period monitor. Only one packet is created, no matter
how many trigger sources caused the timestamp channel to trigger. The timestamp channel can
be gated.
2.4.6 Data Lookup Table
This feature ist not available for the Ndigo250M-14.
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