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Submitted by Joe on Tue, 04/16/2013 - 22:30
I see this pin on the output of the targetInterface block. How does it work?
Submitted by karen on Tue, 04/16/2013 - 22:33.
This pin shows what percent of your sample interval is used by your algorithm. For example, if you sample at 1kHz, you will have a sample interval of 1 ms. If your algorithm takes 250 microsecs to run, the output from the pin will be 25, indicating that you are using 25% of your 1 ms sample interval. If you speed up your sample rate to 2 kHz, you should see your usage go up to 50%.
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