06-11-2014 10:11 AM
I want to use TDMS file formats to store data from the DAQ. There are dozens of data every 10 ms, at the same time write to TDMS file. I want to ask to do so will be bad for the hard disk?
06-11-2014 10:29 AM
If the data coming in is like a waveform, then store the entire block of data as a single item in the tdms file. How long does the test run, is it feasible to save it once at the end?
Mike...
06-11-2014 12:16 PM
The easiest way would be to use the DAQmx Configure Streaming. With that function, you set up DAQmx to log all of the data straight to a TDMS file. You don't have to do anything except tell it where to put the data and run your task.
06-11-2014 12:36 PM
@胖胖龙 wrote:
I want to use TDMS file formats to store data from the DAQ. There are dozens of data every 10 ms, at the same time write to TDMS file. I want to ask to do so will be bad for the hard disk?
Getting back to the question posted. There is a potential that the file may become fragmented as it reaches large size. There is a defragmenting tool available. There will be no harm done to the storage media on any type of hard drive you are likely to have.
That being said, I would not try it with anything left over from the 1980's