Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer (CLAD) Practice Test 2026 - Free CLAD Practice Questions and Study Guide

The correct choice is Continuous Samples. This configuration of the DAQmx timing VI allows for continuous data acquisition, meaning that the system will continuously acquire data samples until the user decides to stop the application. With this setup, you can achieve a sampling rate of 50,000 samples per channel per second, which aligns with your requirement.

In the Continuous Samples mode, data is continuously streamed from the hardware to the software, enabling an uninterrupted flow of data acquisition. This is particularly useful for long-term monitoring or applications where data needs to be collected continuously without predefined limits.

The other configurations do not support this functionality: Finite Samples would stop acquiring data after a specific number of samples, On Demand Samples would require the user to explicitly trigger each sample, and Sample Clock is a mechanism that manages the timing of the samples but does not define the continuous acquisition behavior itself. Continuous Samples is specifically designed to meet the need for ongoing data collection until halted by user intervention.