Conversion Trigger Guidance (Continued)

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For both multi-channel and repeated single-channel operations at 20 MHz, use Direct Memory Access (DMA) or interrupts to streamline data transfers and minimize CPU load.

Use a periodic trigger, such as SCCP1, in Single Conversion mode to maintain consistent sampling intervals.

Configure channel priorities appropriately and use the same trigger source for all channels in multi-channel configurations to maintain synchronized data capture.

Always verify that your trigger period aligns with the desired data rate to ensure reliable and efficient high-speed acquisition.

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