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A quick tour of the application (continued)

Setup complete: Make measurements

Quickly change which signal bank

is routed to the MSO. A single

mouse click tells the LAI core

to switch to the newly specified

signal bank without any impact

to the timing of your design. To

make measurements throughout

your FPGA, change signal banks

as often as needed. With each

new selection of a signal bank,

FPGA Dynamic Probe updates

new signal names from your

design to the MSO. User-definable

signal bank names make it

straight forward to select a part

of your design to measure.

Correlate internal FPGA activity with

external measurements

View internal FPGA activity and

time-correlate internal FPGA

measurements with external

analog and digital events in

the surrounding system. FPGA

Dynamic Probe unlocks the power

of the MSO for system-level debug

with FPGAs.

Make state measurements

with your MSO

MSOs incorporate some logic

analysis state capabilities useful

for making FPGA measurements.

Using pattern trigger, setup a

state trigger on LAI clock output

edge and desired digital pattern.

After acquiring the data, use the

post-processing “State clock”

feature to transform the timing

waveforms into state waveforms.

Valid states are shown and

invalid states are filtered. Any of

the 16 digital channels or any of

the analog channels can be set as

the state clock. Using an analog

channel state clock allows you to

retain all 16 digital channels for

bus measurement.

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