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Memory required (bytes) = [(8C + 2A) x S x T] + 1 MB*
C = Number of calculation channelsA = Number of analog channelsS = Sample rate (samples/second)T = Recording time (acquisition length)* 1 MB = memory required to store file informationJournals, events, and other information are variable and will also require more disk space. Once analog channels are filtered or otherwise transformed, the required amount of storage will increase to 8 bytes per sample, identical to calculation channels. It is not possible to perform any transformations for acquisitions where converting analog channels to floating point will exceed 2 GB.
Refer to the software guide available under the program Help menu for setup and analysis guidelines when working with large files.
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