When doing FPGA measurements, I noticed that - at least for AES - we no longer have range / saturation checks for Husky. If the user chooses a gain value which is to high, the ADC will just saturate which invalidates measurements. It's pretty difficult to detect such issues without these automated checks. I am strongly in favor for re-adding them again.
When doing FPGA measurements, I noticed that - at least for AES - we no longer have range / saturation checks for Husky. If the user chooses a gain value which is to high, the ADC will just saturate which invalidates measurements. It's pretty difficult to detect such issues without these automated checks. I am strongly in favor for re-adding them again.