Image acquisition using multiple timers.

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Akshay Mhetras
Akshay Mhetras el 18 de Jul. de 2011
Hello,
I am working with MATLAB for continuous aquisition of images of a sedimentation system. As I need to capture the sedimentation rates, I need for the images to be captured at different time rates. I wondered whether I could use multiple timers in the same programme which work at different time rates to capture the images. How do I put successive timers in the same program? Any help in this regard will be appreciated. Thank you!!

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson el 18 de Jul. de 2011
Gerd's answer looks workable. I wonder, though, why you are using multiple timers for that case? If you only need one timer at a time, why not use a single timer and at each point set() its timeout as appropriate? There are various different ways you can keep track of which "state" you are in.

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Gerd
Gerd el 18 de Jul. de 2011
Hi Akshay,
you can generate multiple timers in Matlab.
timer1=timer;
timer2=timer;
with set method you can set the approxiate parameters to the different timers. You can use different callback function which are executed when the timer occurs.
Gerd

Akshay Mhetras
Akshay Mhetras el 18 de Jul. de 2011
I put three timers at different periods (rates). How do I start the process at once, so that once timer1 is over, timer2 starts and so on, as I need to automate the whole image acquisition process...
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Gerd
Gerd el 18 de Jul. de 2011
You can use the timer callback function.
start(timer1)
callback function timer1:
stop(timer1)
start(timer2)
and so on

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