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| + | ===Mode Modern=== | ||
| + | for Mark5B machines, | ||
| + | mode? now returns mk5b_mode=ext,<bitmask>,,<sampling> | ||
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| + | sampling is rate (1 or 2 GB/s) times twice (Nyquist) bandwidth of 2,4,8,16 MHz gives 4,8,16,32 or 64 | ||
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| + | bitstream mask 0xffffffff is 11111111 11111111 11111111 11111111 so all 32 bitstreams are taken. There are sixteen channels so two values per channel sign (positive/negative 1/0), and amplitude (high/low 1/0) give 32 bitstreams (2-bit samples). Bitstream mask 0x55555555 is 01010101 01010101 01010101 01010101 means unsigned, just amplitude for 16 channels (1-bit samples). | ||
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| + | data rate is (2 x bandwidth) x (16 channels) | ||
| + | e.g. ks experiment 64 x 16 | ||
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| For VSI recording, 1-bit sampling and 8 MHz bandwidths (e.g. R1 and R4 experiments): | For VSI recording, 1-bit sampling and 8 MHz bandwidths (e.g. R1 and R4 experiments): | ||
| <code>mk5=mode=ext:0x55555555:2</code> | <code>mk5=mode=ext:0x55555555:2</code> | ||
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| Recall that the conversion to binary from the hexadeximal number: | Recall that the conversion to binary from the hexadeximal number: | ||
| - | * ''5'' is ''0101'' (?which indicates one-bit sampling?); and | + | * ''5'' is ''0101'' (which indicates one-bit sampling); and |
| - | * ''f'' is ''1111'' (?which indicates two-bit sampling?). | + | * ''f'' is ''1111'' (which indicates two-bit sampling). |
| One-bit sampling uses the sign of recorded voltages when recording, two-bit sampling partitions the interval of possible voltages up in to ''4'' pieces to obtain sign and magnitude components. | One-bit sampling uses the sign of recorded voltages when recording, two-bit sampling partitions the interval of possible voltages up in to ''4'' pieces to obtain sign and magnitude components. | ||
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| * ''0xffffffff''. | * ''0xffffffff''. | ||
| - | <note>(need to note which way around the channels are ordered).</note> | + | <note>Channels 1-8 are X-band upper sideband (USB) from BBcs 1-8, channels 9 and 10 are the X-band LSB channels of BBCs 1 and 8, and channels 11-16 are S-band USB BBCs 9-14.</note> |
| ===== <decimation ratio> ===== | ===== <decimation ratio> ===== | ||
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| <note>FPDP stands for Front-Panel Data Port.</note> | <note>FPDP stands for Front-Panel Data Port.</note> | ||
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| + | ====== Sampling Rate ====== | ||
| + | Recall that the nyquist rate is the minimum rate at which a signal can be sampled without introducing errors, which is twice the highest frequency present in a signal. Consequently, the __sampling rate__ is double the maximum bandwidth per channel (which the decimation ratio determines). | ||
| ====== Mark5 Data Recording Rate ====== | ====== Mark5 Data Recording Rate ====== | ||
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