o = Oscilloscope(
(clk_conn, "CLK"), (b.out[0], "BIT3"), (b.out[1], "BIT2"), (b.out[2], "BIT1"), (b.out[3], "BIT0"), (enable, "EN1")
)
# starting the oscillioscope thread - This does not initiate the recording.
o.start()
# setting the scale
o.setScale(0.05) # Set scale by trial and error.
# Set the width of the oscilloscope to fit the ipython notebook.
o.setWidth(100)
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# unhold the oscilloscope to start the recording.
o.unhold()
# Initial State
print(b.state())
# Triggering the counter sequentially 2^4 times
for i in range(1, 2 ** 4):
# In[3]:
# Initializing Binary Counter with 2 bits and clock_conn
b = BinaryCounter(2, clk_conn)
# Initializing the Oscillioscope
o = Oscilloscope((clk_conn, 'CLK'), (b.out[0], 'MSB'), (b.out[1], 'LSB'))
# Starting the oscillioscope
o.start()
# Set scale by trial and error.
o.setScale(0.15)
# Set the width of the oscilloscope [ To fit the ipython Notebook ]
o.setWidth(100)
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# Then unhold [ Run the Oscilloscope ]
o.unhold()
print(b.state())
# Triggering the Binary Counter 10 times.
for i in range(10):
b.trigger()
print(b.state())
# Display the time-Waveform.
o.display()
