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5.2.3
Event
The event is a 1-bit signal that, when asserted, indicates that a timestamp synchronization has occurred
and that the other two fields are valid.
5.3
Trigger
The trigger bus segment is defined on a per-channel basis and consists of a few signals that together
identify the trigger condition for the corresponding channel. The individual signals are described in the
following sections.
5.3.1
Sample Index
The
sample index
signal is an unsigned value representing the integer part of the trigger position within
the parallel
in a clock cycle. This field is concatenated with the
field to get a fixed-point fractional value showing where the trigger occurred with full resolution.
The value is only valid when the
is asserted.
5.3.2
Sample Index Fraction
The
sample index fraction
signal is an unsigned value representing the fractional part of the trigger
position within the parallel
in a clock cycle. The field is a fixed-point value in units of samples,
where the decimal point is to the left of the most significant bit. This field is concatenated with the
field to get a fixed-point fractional value showing where the trigger occurred with full
resolution. This field is wider in DBT2 to maintain the trigger precision when using algorithms like
sample
skip
, which increases the sampling period. The value is only valid when the
is asserted.
5.3.3
Rising
The
rising
signal indicates the polarity of the
. A rising edge event is indicated by a logic high
level and a falling edge event is indicated by a logic low level. The value is only valid when the
is asserted.
5.3.4
Event
The
trigger event
is a 1-bit signal indicating that the configured trigger condition has been met in this
data clock cycle. The signal is active high.
5.3.5
Inhibit
The
inhibit
signal is controlled by the trigger blocking mechanism. The signal is one bit wide and a logic
high level implies that triggers are
blocked
, i.e. trigger events are not converted into records by the
acquisition module. Conversely, a logic low level implies that triggers are accepted.
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