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Sampling frequency is limited by the technical constrains in the trial design. This parameter is especially limited by the sampling frequencies of analog-to-digital conversion chips available on the market and interface bandwidth. Combination of the required parameters -- dynamic range requiring at least 16bit and a minimum sampling frequency of 1 MSPS leads to need of high end ADC chips which does not support such low sampling frequencies at all. Their minimum sampling frequency is 5 MSPS.
We calculate minimum data bandwidth data rate for eight receivers, 2 bytes per sample and 5MSPS as $8 * 2 * 5e6 = 80$ MiB/s. Such data rate is at the limit of real writing speed o classical HDD and it is almost double of real bandwidth of USB 2.0 interface.
We calculate minimum data bandwidth data rate for eight receivers, 2 bytes per sample and 5MSPS as $8 * 2 * 5e6 = 80$ MB/s. Such data rate is at the limit of real writing speed o classical HDD and it is almost double of real bandwidth of USB 2.0 interface.