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Agilent E1439 Programmer's Reference
Functions listed alphabetically
The maximum rate at which data may be transferred to memory is determined by the ADC clock
rate: MaxBytes/s = 1.5 × (ADC clock rate). Divide MaxBytes/s by 1.5 to get the 12-bit sample
rate, and by 3 to get the 24-bit sample rate.
A limitation also applies to 32-bit, complex data transfers. Because this type of transfer cannot be
made at the full sample rate, a level of decimation must be added in order to reduce the sample
rate.
The following table summarizes the relationship between data parameter combinations,
decimation, filter bandwidth, precision, and whether the combination permits block or continuous
measurements:
Note
Continuous mode is only limited by maximum transfer rate of the selected interface.
real
12 bit
Fiber
32 bit
1/2
R
0
[11:0] |Z4|R
1
[11:0] |Z4
R
2
[11:0] |Z4|R
3
[11:0] |Z4,...
complex
12 bit
Fiber
32 bit
1
R
0
[11:0] |Z4|Q
0
[11:0] |Z4
R
1
[11:0] |Z4|Q
1
[11:0] |Z4 ...
real
24 bit
Fiber
32 bit
1
R
0
[23:0] |Z8
R
1
[23:0] |Z8 ...
complex
24 bit
Fiber
32 bit
2
R
0
[23:0] |Z8
Q
0
[23:0] |Z8 ...
R
1
[23:0] |Z8 ...
1. That is, transfers required per measurement. A fraction indicates multi-
ple samples per transfer.
2. Sequence Notation:
R = real number transfer; Q = imaginary number transfer; Z4 = 4 zero
pad bits; Z8 = 8 zero pad bits (in the LSBs). Subscript denotes the sample
number. Bracketed indices show which sample bits are contained in the
transfer, MSB first. A vertical bar denotes bit-wise concatenation. Exam-
ple: For a 12-bit sample sent to the LBUS, R0[11:4] indicates the 8 MSBs
of the sample are transferred in the first byte. Then R0[3:0] | Z4 indicates
the 4 LSBs of the sample are padded with 4 zero bits and transferred in
the second byte.
data type
data
resolution
port
transfer
width
xfers
1
sequence
2
decimate
filterBW
sample rate
(Msamples/s)
BW
fs
=100
MHz
12b real
24b real
12b complex 24b complex
n/a
0
100
40
b
1
1
50
20
b,d
b
0
2
50
10
b,d
b
1
2
25
10
b,c,d
b,d
b,d
b
0
3
25
5
b,c,d
b,d
b,d
b
1
3
12.5
5
b,c,d
b,c,d
b,c,d
b,d
Summary of Contents for E1439
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Page 10: ...10 Contents...
Page 11: ...1 1 Installing the Agilent E1439...
Page 18: ...8 Installing the Agilent E1439 To transport the module...
Page 19: ...2 2 Getting Started with the Agilent E1439...
Page 28: ...18 Getting Started with the Agilent E1439 To use the example programs...
Page 29: ...3 3 Using the Agilent E1439...
Page 63: ...4 4 Agilent E1439 Programmer s Reference...
Page 217: ...5 5 Module Description...
Page 228: ...218 Module Description Block diagram and description...
Page 229: ...6 6 Replacing Assemblies...
Page 234: ...224 Replacing Assemblies Replaceable parts To remove the top cover...
Page 235: ...225 Replacing Assemblies Replaceable parts To remove the M1 M2 assemblies...
Page 236: ...226 Replacing Assemblies Replaceable parts...
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