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For synchronized conversion across primary and secondary clusters, it is also possible to use the standard master-slave method on some devices. For example TC33x and TC32x support such way too. Please refer to the appendix user manual for your device. Master-Slave method makes sure that synchronized ADC groups will start sampling at exactly the same time.
If master-slave is not supported between primary and secondary groups, then you can share a common hardware trigger (e.g. from GTM ) among any ADC groups. With such method, there could be 1 or 2 fADC (160MHz) clock time difference among these ADC groups, regarding start of sampling. As fADC is 160MHz, 2 clocks is 13ns.
