There is a difference in the way in which the "Analog Input" and the "Analog Input (Single Sample)" blocks acquire and process data from the hardware device, which might lead to some discrepancies in their results, even while using the same sample rate.
The “Analog Input” block waits for a data sample to be available at each time step, in the synchronous mode. However, the “Analog Input (Single Sample)” block reads only one sample per execution cycle, which is directly queried from the hardware without relying on buffering. If the hardware has minor timing variations or jitters, it might not match exactly with the readings from the “Analog Input” block.
Since the “Analog Input (Single Sample)” block directly samples data from the device at each step, without accounting for buffering, it may introduce some timing deviations as compared to the ”Analog Input” block. These variations can become more noticeable at higher data acquisition rates or in cases where the device itself has internal processing delays.
You can refer to the following documentation of the blocks for more details:
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