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Once this setup is complete, you can
configure the probing and trigger
sequence as desired.
Our example is a state mode meas-
urement. The clock for the state
measurement must be the same clock
that is used for the ILA measure-
ment. The 16700 Series setup screen
should look similar to Figure 4. We
have combined two logic analyzer
pods to create a 32-bit label named
“Count”. An additional signal named
"agilent_corr_ref" is connected to the
"Clock" input of pod A2 (see Figure 5)
and is used as a data input to the
16700 Series system. This is the trig-
ger out signal from the FPGA and is
used to align the data sets generated
by the ILA and the 16752A. We will
discuss this signal later in this
product note.
Figure 4. Setup for state measurement with 8 K samples. The clock is source from pod A1.
Note that the memory depth is user
selectable, as is the actual clock
setup. The memory depth is further
determined by the model of logic
analysis module installed in the
16700 Series mainframe. In this case
we are using a 16752A module with a
32 M sample buffer, but we will use
only 8 K of the available memory. We
have connected the "Clock" probe of
pod A1 to the FPGA input clock and
are using it as our sample clock. This
is the same clock used for the ILA.
Figure 5. Pod setup using a 32-bit count and single bit for the synchronizing signal
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