Hi Sravan, Hard to say without you model, but are all the binary points in your model and interpretations of binary outputs in your python correct? Regarding the issue of not reading the right number of values -- it looks like you're reading from a normal bram (rather than a snapshot block), so I assume that you're getting the correct number of bytes, just some of them are zero(?) Is there something in your design which controls the address / enabling of the brams which is malfunctioning?
Cheers, Jack On Wed, 9 Nov 2016 at 18:04 Sravan Kumar Pulipati <sp...@zips.uakron.edu> wrote: > Dear Casperities, > I am working on a project where I need to calibrate the adc outputs from > the roach. Here, I am feeding a low frequency signal into the roach and > multiplying each adc o/p with certain coefficients in order to make all the > channels ops similar. Initially to test the design i am just using the > default multiplier value as 1. So i should see the exact op which I observe > when i run the ruby script *adc16_plot_chans.rb. *But i dont see correct > ops in all the bram o/p s. Can you please provide me a solution for this. > > And one more issue is that when i am trying to read 1000 values in each > bram, two of the 16 brams read 250 and 750 respectively. I am confused what > might be the problem. > I am attaching the relevant .bof file, python script and matlab code to > verify the ops. > > Thank you. > > Sincerely > Graduate student > Electrical and Computer Engineering > University of Akron > Cell: 3302837652 <(330)%20283-7652> >
