Can you suggest a way to minimise USB latency using data acquisition tool box with NI6211.
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I want to try a real time control idea using a NI 6211 DAQ analogue I/O unit through USB. That means single inputs and outputs from within a MatLab loop; I cannot send/receive streams of data. I know the USB will make it pretty slow, but I just want to try out the idea. Can you suggest the best way to minimise the slowness?
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Lucien Robinault
2018-1-29
Hello, It will surely be too late for a solution, but have you tried this : https://fr.mathworks.com/help/daq/examples/software-analog-triggered-data-capture.html ?
And to control the data output flow to control in real time you can use the event 'DataRequired' who would trigger a function sending adequat output signal to control your device. https://fr.mathworks.com/help/daq/examples/generate-continuous-and-background-signals-using-ni-devices.html
You can easly see how it's done in the software analog triggered data capture example.
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Jens
2020-6-8
There is a toolbox that seems to replace the Mathworks interface (Matlab DAQ) to the NI driver (NI-DAQmx). Maybe it can help people with a similar problem:
And an illustration of how much faster it is:
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Jens
2020-6-10
I'm glad you were successful!
I also hear new Matlab versions perform much better for digital in/out over USB. Any experiences with that?
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