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<h3>What can be seen in the graph?</h3>
Unlike a real logic analyzer, the X-axis of the measurement graph does not show time.
A counter is displayed which counts the changes of state in the circuit.
Unlike a real logic analyzer, the X-axis of the measurement graph does not show the time.
Instead a counter is displayed which counts the changes of state in the circuit.
Whenever there is a change in the circuit, the counter is incremented and the new state is displayed.<br/>
You can also think of it as a classic logic analyzer, which does not save any data for optimization
if nothing has changed in the circuit.
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concept of time. A change is made to the circuit, and the change in the circuit state is calculated, until
the circuit has stabilized again. Then the next change is made, the effect of which is also is calculated
and so on. These changes are counted and the counter value is displayed on the X-axis of the graph.<br/>
Among other things, this means that a circuit cannot be overclocked, since the effects of the falling edge
of the clock are not calculated until the circuit has stabilized after the previous rising edge.
Among other things, this also means that a circuit cannot be overclocked, since the effects of the falling
edge of the clock are not calculated until the circuit has stabilized after the previous rising edge.
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