Closed andrasfuchs closed 1 year ago
File writing is enabled and the data directory is on the SD card (and not on a faster, USB 3 external drive).
AD2 reports at corrupted samples regularly at 500 kSPS, but 250 kSPS seems to be fairly stable. AD3 reports at corrupted samples regularly at 1000 kSPS, but 500 kSPS seems to be fairly stable.
The goal would be to run the data acquisition on a Raspberry Pi at 250 kSPS and save the .WAV file locally.
The acquisition works at 250 kSPS at the moment, but it's often stops and restarts. It would be great to have a stable operation even during the times when we transfer the created WAV files from the Pi to another computer.
AD3 gives are bigger buffers, but it crashes at higher rates with DWF 3.20.13.