For John A., or anyone comfortable answering.
When using the TICC in the default time stamping mode, is there any minimum
required separation in time required between the channel A and channel B
input events?
Is the TICC capable of handling two events within a few pico seconds of
each other?
I
Heather can run on Windows, macOS, Linux (including the RasPi) and FreeBSD.
Check the first post of this thread. There is a link to the X11 version source
code (also download the attached heather.txt file that contains the
documentation). That .zip file also has a pre-compiled binary for
On 1/25/19 3:28 PM, Mark Sims wrote:
You can send it a '#' to get back to the config menu.
Or use Lady Heather to control it and log data captures. The 'P' keyboard menu
has most of the config commands. Heather (and the '#' command won't work with
the original firmware release... you may
You can send it a '#' to get back to the config menu.
Or use Lady Heather to control it and log data captures. The 'P' keyboard menu
has most of the config commands. Heather (and the '#' command won't work with
the original firmware release... you may need to upgrade the firmware.
Are you
I've got my TICC here
10MHz from a 3325 internal reference
ChA driven from a 1 Hz sine wave from the 3325
In time stamp (T) mode I get this:
3.856748610623 chA
4.856490834562 chA
5.856228782747 chA
6.856429385854 chA
7.856145770694 chA
8.855822275902 chA
9.856745141437 chA
10.856484310506 chA
