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is there a fuction in HSDC Pro DLL directly export data

Hello,

Recently my team is working on HSDC Pro. We have used Matlab to load 'HSDCProAutomation_64Bit.dll'  and operate HSDC, all operations seams well executing, but each time HSDC captured data from ADC board must be stored in a *.csv file then be imported into Matlab, which causes the whole process very slow and low efficiency.

Question: is there any functions in such dll that export captured data directly? if yes, please send me a detailed introduction to this function. if no, will you take into concern of this function?

I mentioned that there is a 'HSDCProAutomation DLL User guide', but i did not find the functions i need.

Thanks in advance!

Haiyang

  • Haiyang,

    On your pc that has HSDC Pro installed on, go to C:\Program Files(86)\Texas Instruments\High Speed Data Converter Pro\HSDCPro Automation DLL\Manual and Examples for information that might help you.

    Regards,

    Jim 

  • hi Jim,

    Thanks for your response but i mentioned in my question that i certainly know the information, files and examples in that directory, as i have already programmed my own .m file based on the given examples. My problem was, i wanted to know if the Dynamic Link Library has a function that directly export ADC matrix data(both I and Q channels), not to a .csv file?

    Thanks and regards,

    Haiyang
  • Hi Haiyang,
    I am a new user of the TSW14J56EVM board, Since 2015, have you found this function that allows to directly export the data without going through the CSV file?
    Best regard
    Said
  • Said,

    When HSDC Pro captures data either through pressing the capture button in HSDC Pro or using the automation functions in labview/Matlab or C the data is saved to bin files. You can extract these bin files directly without having to 1st save them to csv.

    The bin files can be read in as 16 bits with little Endian format. These bin files are located here:
    C:\Program Files (x86)\Texas Instruments\High Speed Data Converter Pro\HSDCPro Data

    There is no easy way to directly retrieve the data from the TSW14J56 memory.

    Ken