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Is it possible to read from the NIDAQ card's clock system using Python?

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I'm new to the nidaqmx library, and I was wondering if there is a way to read from the default sample clock in the NIDAQ card? I want to do this to figure out the time it takes to collect a particular number of samples. Any responses/solutions would be much appreciated!

 

What I tried:

 

I tried using the time/datetime modules in Python already, but it doesn't seem like a very accurate way to measure the (elapsed) time it takes to collect samples. For example, If I use that to find the time it takes to collect 10 samples at 10Hz, the output would be 1.02 seconds rather than 1 second.

 

I've also tried accessing the default clock through the methods in the nidaqmx documentation and searching in the stackoverflow/ni community discussion forums, but I still have difficulties finding a way to actually get outputs from the clock.


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