SWO performance understanding

[auftrag2021]

Hello, 

I am monitoring a ADC signal on SWO Data  Watch, and I got this:

what is the reason, the sine wave below has these sawtooth?  the input signal is very clean. If I use printf to send out the ADC signal via UART to PC serial terminal, I also can get a very clean sine wave.  It is obviouly not the ADC conversion problem.

Only with SWO, I always got these sawtooth wave, and the data loss is also terrible. 

p.s. the input frequency is only 10Hz

What did I do wrong? below is my SWO buffer setup

[Alice_Yang]

Hello,

How about refer to the guide <MCUXpresso_IDE_SWO_Trace> to change the configuration settings to test.

BR

Alice

[auftrag2021]

I tried many times the "default settings", it won't help. 

I think I didn't get the function principle of SWO correctly. 

for PRINTF, I send the signal out only actively. But by the SWO, the "system" alway tracking down the signal but the sampling time is unclear (when? how often?)

[lpcxpresso_supp]

Hi,

Can you please let us know what MCUX IDE version do you use, what target/device and what debug probe? We want to reproduce the problem.

Regards,

MCUXpresso Support IDE

[auftrag2021]

My HW:  RT1170EVK

SW IDE MCUXpresso 11.5.0

Iam using the On-board debug probe,  firmware alreday updated to