ADC Data extraction at high sampling frequency

[chanchal94]

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I want to extract data at high sampling frequency ~10KHz at STM32N6570-DK, Is it possible with USART for three channels or we have any other mode for this purpose. I want to continuously stream data at 10KHz sampling frequency.

[mƎALLEm]

Hello,

What kind of data ?

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[chanchal94]

My project requirement is to extract the data from three voltage sensors with the help of STM32N6570-DK, so that I can capture the data in my PC at 10KHz sampling rate for 10 seconds. 

I have to use this same data for my ML model.

Is it feasible with this board? This is my query. As whatever boards I had tried previously was having data loss in real time streaming.

[Andrew Neil]

You haven't said how many bit per sample.

@TDK showed how to do the maths

 

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@chanchal94 wrote:

 sampling rate for 10 seconds. 

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So you could send later ?

[Andrew Neil]

As @mƎALLEm said, you need to give more details.

Remember that we know nothing about you or your project other than what you provide in your post!

 

What is going to receive this "data"?

 

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@chanchal94 wrote:

 we have any other mode for this purpose.

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We don't know what the purpose is!

But the STM32N6570-DK also has USB HS and Gigabit Ethernet - among other interfaces...

The board documentation is here:

https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/stm32n6570-dk.html#documentation

[TDK]

It's possible, but you would be stretching the limits of UART. Do the math to see how many bytes per second you need to transfer and that will let you know the baud rate you need. Typically UART is run at 115200 baud but can be up to several Mbaud. If you convert values to string before sending, this increases bandwidth even more.

3 channels, 10 ksps, 2 bytes/sample would require around 600000 baud which is doable.

You also need to ensure the receiving software is up to the task.

[Andrew Neil]

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@TDK wrote:

Typically UART is run at 115200 baud but can be up to several Mbaud.

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@chanchal94 it also depends on how you are connecting the STM32's UART to whatever will be receiving this data.

@gbm suggests here that the ST-Link VCP is good for at least 921600 baud.

I have certainly used FTDI UART-to-USB converters at 921600 baud.

 

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@TDK wrote:

You also need to ensure the receiving software is up to the task.

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Indeed. Some apps/APIs don't allow to select particularly high baud rates ...