NI 8452 bitrate issues
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I am working with the NI 8452 SPI I2C reader for the Instrument Control Toolbox Support Package.
I would like to read a device at 20 MHz as the pamphlet advertises but am seeing some strange results.
It takes my desktop 0.0416.. seconds to digest 9840 bytes... 9840*8 = 78720 bits... / .0416 seconds ~ 1.8 MHz
perhaps there is a bit of overhead in the protocol... but I cant imagine that much?
any help appreciated
spiObject = spi('ni845x', 0, 0);
spiObject.BitRate = 20000000;
spiObject.ClockPhase = 'SecondEdge';
spiObject.ClockPolarity = 'IdleHigh';
spiObject.ChipSelect = 0;
connect(spiObject);
pause(1)
tic
read(spiObject,9840);
toc
disconnect(spiObject);
2017b
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Engineer18
2019-11-13
Excuse me,
I want to know if NI-845x I2C/SPI Interface Support Package is 32-bit or 64-bit .
Walter Roberson
2019-11-13
It is available in 64 bits for all supported releases, R2014b and later.
It might possibly also work on Windows 32 in R2014b and R2015a and R2015b
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Priyank Sharma
2018-4-4
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Even though the clock rate is 20 MHz, there is a timing overhead for each SPI transaction. This timing overhead is mainly caused by the vendor driver.
You can observe the duration for a transaction by opening NI IO Trace:
1. In Tools > Options > View Selections, select Duration as one of the columns
2. Start capture
Execute the code in MATLAB and compare the timing for each read function execution with the duration for ni845xSpiWriteRead driver function. This appears to be a limitation of the vendor's SPI Basic API which the MATLAB spi interface calls.
The vendor provides an SPI Stream API, which is probably a better option for reading data sent from the FLIR Lepton. However, the spi interface in Instrument Control Toolbox does not support calling the vendor's SPI Stream API functions.
To read more about the SPI Basic API vs the SPI Stream API, open help file for NI-845x vendor API "845xAPI.chm" located in C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\NI-845x\Documentation
NI-845x SPI Stream API is a C based API, so there might be a workaround possible by calling the NI-845x SPI Stream API functions from MATLAB by using the MATLAB external interfaces functionality. The vendor provides C code examples in "C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\NI-845x\Examples\MS Visual C\SPI\Stream". You can try converting it to MATLAB by using LOADLIBRARY/CALLLIB or MEX.
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