Hello everyone, I need a delayed voltage signal or TTL after one immediately. To do so, I modified "Voltage - Finite Output" example vi following Dennis_Knutson advise in the 7th message here. You can see the modified vi in the attachment. Is it correct? Can I get deterministic time delay values lower than 1 ms with this way? (I know the hardware - USB-X 6343/6353 - is not a RTE or FPGA, but I have to try since no hardware I have except these guys, trying my chance). Instead of voltage generation, can I do the same thing with counters? Regarding critical timings (lower than 1 ms), with which one should I try my chance?

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Subsequent delayed analog voltage generation with USB-X 6343 or 6353

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Hi Andrew,

In the code, I did not specify any sampling rate. You can see the partial of my VI responsible with the time delay task. In this part, firing low and high times are 1.2 ms, injection high and low times are 1 ms. Injection delay varies between 1 ms and 0.1 ms. As in the previous thread that I wrote, I checked the code and hardware with an oscilloscope and posted the results. According to results, it was ok.