Using a NI DAQ USB-6363 to generate clock signal

Hi,

I'm trying to use this DAQ to generate the clock signal to my chip since noticing this DAQ can be used as a frequency gnerator.

I read from datasheet that the base clocks of this DAQ are 20 MHz, 10 MHz and 100 kHz while the divisors are from 1 to 16. I would like to use this to generate a 2 MHz clock signal.

My question is that should I use addClock connection or add counter channel to generate this clock signal. Is there any specific channels I should add to access this

generator and any examples on this?

Thank you,

KD

[Timothy Weaver]

Did you ever solve this issue. I am having a similar problem. My sample rate falls between 100kHz and 20 MHz and I cannot figure out how to set a different rate.

[Kae-Dyi You]

I used labview in stead of MATLAB to generate the clock, which is way more easier.

[Andrei]

If you only need to generate a pulse waveform of a certain frequency, you can use an output channel with PulseGeneration measurement type:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/daq/generate-pulse-data-on-a-counter-channel.html