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Figure 16: 5 Series MSO (including MSO58LP) and 6 Series MSO
4 Series MSO
1. LAN connector (RJ-45) connects the instrument to a 10/100/1000 Base-T local area network.
2. USB 2.0 Device port lets you connect to a PC to remotely control the instrument using USBTMC protocol.
3. USB 2.0 Host ports let you connect a USB memory device, keyboard, or mouse.
4. HDMI video output lets you connect an external monitor or projector to show the instrument's graphical user interface.
NOTE. You must connect an external monitor before powering on the instrument.
5. AUX Out generates a signal transition on a trigger event, outputs a 10 MHz reference signal, or outputs a synchronization
signal from the AFG.
6. Ref In lets you connect a high-precision 10 MHz reference signal to the oscilloscope for more accurate measurements.
7. AFG Out is the signal output for the optional Arbitrary Function Generator (AFG) feature.
8. Security lock connector lets you use a standard PC/laptop lock cable to secure the instrument to a work bench or other
location.
9. Power cord connector. Use only the power cord specified for this product and certified for the country of use.
5 Series MSO, 6 Series MSO
1. Power cord connector. Use only the power cord specified for this product and certified for the country of use.
2. Ref In lets you connect a high-precision 10 MHz reference signal to the oscilloscope for more accurate measurements.
3. AUX Out generates a signal transition on a trigger event, outputs a 10 MHz reference signal, or outputs a synchronization
signal from the AFG.
4. AFG Out is the signal output for the optional Arbitrary Function Generator (AFG) feature.
5. Video outputs (Display Port, VGA, and DVI-D) let you connect an external monitor or projector to show the instrument's
graphical user interface.
6. USB 3.0 Device port lets you connect to a PC to remotely control the instrument using USBTMC protocol.
7. USB Host ports let you connect a USB memory device, keyboard, or mouse.
Getting acquainted with your instrument
4/5/6 Series MSO Help 53
Содержание
- Contacting tektronix p.2
- Sw karl braun drive p o box 500 beaverton or 97077 usa p.2
- Accessories p.3
- Table of contents p.3
- Install your instrument p.3
- Product documents and support p.3
- Options p.3
- Getting acquainted with your instrument p.4
- Configure the instrument p.4
- Analog channel operating basics p.5
- Using spectrum view p.6
- Advanced triggering p.6
- Acquiring digital signals p.6
- Zooming on waveforms p.7
- Setting waveform display parameters p.7
- Saving and recalling information p.7
- Customizing measurements p.7
- Menus and dialog boxes p.8
- Waveform acquisition concepts p.13
- Measurement concepts p.14
- Waveform display concepts p.14
- Trigger concepts p.14
- Measurement algorithms p.15
- References p.19
- Tektronix software license agreement p.21
- Open source gpl license notice p.25
- Welcome to the 4 5 6 series mso instrument embedded help p.27
- Mso54 mso56 mso58 key features and benefits p.27
- Mso44 mso46 key features and benefits p.27
- Mso58lp key features and benefits p.28
- Mso64 key features and benefits p.29
- Related documents p.31
- Product documents and support p.31
- Mso54 mso56 mso58 documents p.31
- Mso44 mso46 documents p.31
- Mso58lp documents p.32
- Series mso documents p.32
- Product support and feedback p.33
- General information p.33
- Application specific information p.33
- Standard accessories p.35
- Mso54 mso56 mso58 standard accessories p.35
- Mso44 mso46 standard accessories p.35
- Accessories p.35
- Recommended accessories p.36
- Mso64 standard accessories p.36
- Mso58lp standard accessories p.36
- Mso44 mso46 recommended accessories p.36
- Mso64 recommended accessories p.37
- Mso58lp recommended accessories p.37
- Mso54 mso56 mso58 recommended accessories p.37
- Probes p.38
- Recommended probes p.38
- Table 1 4 series bandwidth upgrades p.41
- Options p.41
- Bandwidth upgrade options p.41
- Bandwidth options p.41
- Table 2 5 series bandwidth upgrades p.42
- Table 3 6 series bandwidth upgrades p.43
- Table 5 5 series options p.44
- Table 4 4 series options p.44
- Record length options p.44
- Table 6 6 series options p.45
- Microsoft windows 10 operating system option p.45
- Microsoft windows 10 operating system features p.45
- Arbitrary function generator afg optional p.46
- Afg upgrade option p.46
- Afg features p.46
- Windows 10 operating system upgrade option p.46
- Enhanced instrument security preinstalled option p.47
- Enhanced instrument security factory option p.47
- Advanced instrument security upgrade option p.47
- Serial trigger upgrade options p.48
- Serial bus and trigger options p.48
- Compliance testing upgrade options p.49
- Compliance testing options p.49
- Advanced jitter analysis upgrade option p.49
- Advanced jitter analysis option p.49
- Power upgrade option p.50
- Dpm upgrade option p.50
- Dpm option p.50
- Advanced power analysis option p.50
- Power cord options p.51
- Ddr option p.51
- Service options p.52
- How to install an option license p.52
- How to uninstall return an option license p.55
- Mso54 mso56 mso58 standard accessories p.57
- Mso44 mso46 standard accessories p.57
- Install your instrument p.57
- Check shipped accessories p.57
- Safely rotate the handle p.58
- Mso64 standard accessories p.58
- Mso58lp standard accessories p.58
- Power requirements p.59
- Operating requirements p.59
- Input signal requirements p.59
- Environment requirements p.59
- Powering the instrument p.61
- Check that the instrument passes power on self tests p.63
- Installing and activating windows 10 option p.63
- Install the windows ssd drive p.63
- Powering on windows for the first time p.64
- Activating windows p.65
- Updating the windows tekscope application software p.66
- Differences between windows and base instrument user interfaces p.66
- Secure lock the instrument p.67
- Connecting probes to the instrument p.67
- Connecting probes p.69
- Rackmount option information p.70
- Bench conversion kit information mso58lp p.70
- Getting acquainted with your instrument p.71
- Front panel controls and connectors p.71
- The mso58lp front panel p.80
- Front panel controls and connections p.80
- Rear panel connections p.82
- Series mso 6 series mso p.83
- Series mso p.83
- The user interface screen p.84
- The user interface elements p.85
- Measurement badges p.89
- Channel and waveform badges p.89
- Badges p.89
- Search badges p.91
- Table 7 probe errors p.92
- Signal clipping and badges p.92
- Error messages and badges p.92
- System badges p.93
- Common badge actions p.94
- Moving waveform badges in the settings bar p.95
- Moving waveform and measurement badges p.95
- Badge selection status p.95
- Moving badges in the measurement results bar p.96
- Group signal badges in the settings bar p.96
- Badge grouping p.96
- Configuration menus p.97
- Badge group characteristics p.97
- Badge group caveats p.97
- The zoom user interface elements p.98
- Using the touch screen interface for common tasks p.100
- Table 8 common touchscreen ui tasks with mouse equivalents p.100
- Using context sensitive help p.101
- Navigating the online help p.101
- Accessing application help p.101
- Other help features p.102
- Set the time zone and clock readout format p.103
- Functional check p.103
- Configure the instrument p.103
- Update instrument firmware from a usb drive p.104
- Download and install the latest instrument firmware p.104
- Run signal path compensation spc p.105
- Compensate the tpp series probes p.106
- Connect to a network lan p.108
- Compensate passive probes p.108
- Mount a network drive from a standard instrument p.109
- Unmount a network drive from a standard instrument p.110
- Mount a network drive from a windows 10 instrument p.110
- Unmount a network drive from a windows 10 instrument p.111
- Remote access from a web browser standard instrument p.111
- Connect the oscilloscope to a pc using a usb cable p.111
- Remote access to a windows 10 instrument p.112
- Install tightvnc on the windows 10 instrument p.113
- Install tightvnc on a pc p.113
- Deskew analog input channels measurement method p.114
- Deskew analog input channels quick visual method p.114
- Connect a keyboard or mouse p.115
- Prevent esd guidelines p.116
- Connect an external monitor or projector p.116
- Quickly display a waveform autoset p.117
- Analog channel operating basics p.117
- Acquiring a signal p.117
- Set horizontal parameters p.119
- How to trigger on a signal p.119
- Set the acquisition mode p.121
- Start and stop an acquisition p.122
- Add a channel waveform to the display p.122
- Configure channel and waveform settings p.123
- Add a math reference or bus waveform p.127
- Add a measurement p.128
- Configure a measurement p.131
- Delete a measurement or search badge p.132
- Add a plot of a measurement p.132
- Display a time trend plot p.134
- Display a histogram plot p.134
- Display an xy or xyz plot p.135
- Display an eye diagram plot p.135
- Display a spectrum plot p.135
- Add mask testing to an eye diagram plot p.136
- Display an inductance curve plot for inductance measurement p.137
- Display an i vs integral of v plot for i vs v measurement p.137
- Display an fft math waveform p.137
- Display a b h curve plot for magnetic property measurement p.137
- Display instantaneous power and energy plots from the power quality measurement p.138
- Display a safe operating area soa measurement and plot p.138
- Display a power switching loss swl trajectory plot p.138
- Display a harmonics bar graph plot for the power harmonics measurement p.139
- Display a power supply rejection ratio plot p.139
- Display a control loop response bode plot p.140
- Add a search p.140
- Display and configure cursors p.142
- Change waveform view settings p.142
- Using default setup p.144
- Using fast acq p.145
- Add a note to a view p.146
- Delete a note p.147
- Connect and set up digital signals p.149
- Acquiring digital signals p.149
- Add a serial bus to the waveform view p.150
- Add a parallel bus to the waveform view p.152
- Triggering concepts p.155
- Overview p.155
- Advanced triggering p.155
- Trigger on a pulse width event p.156
- The trigger event p.156
- Trigger on a timeout event p.157
- Trigger on a signal window event p.157
- Trigger on a runt signal event p.157
- Trigger on a setup hold event p.158
- Trigger on a logic event p.158
- Trigger on a rise or fall time event p.159
- Set up trigger on a parallel bus p.159
- Trigger on sequential events a and b triggers p.160
- Set up trigger on a serial bus p.160
- Set up sequential triggering p.160
- Trigger on an external signal using the aux input mso58lp mso64 only p.161
- Set trigger holdoff p.161
- Create visual trigger areas p.162
- Edit visual trigger areas on the screen p.163
- Edit visual trigger areas using the area menu p.165
- Using spectrum view p.169
- Spectrum view concepts p.169
- Fft and spectrum view p.170
- Display a spectrum trace p.171
- The spectrum view user interface p.172
- The spectrum view elements p.172
- Spectrum view guidelines p.174
- Spectrum view and spectrum time p.174
- Example use of spectrum time to determine the time to a stable signal p.175
- Spectrum time guidelines p.176
- Trace handle and trace type guidelines p.177
- Spectrum trace handle and trace types p.177
- Spectrum peak markers p.178
- Marker parameters p.178
- Spectrum view and badges p.179
- Spectrum view and front panel controls p.179
- Save and recall spectrum traces p.181
- Save a spectrum trace p.181
- Recall a spectrum trace p.181
- Setting waveform display parameters p.183
- Set waveform display mode stacked or overlay p.183
- Set the waveform interpolation mode p.183
- Set the waveform persistence style and intensity p.184
- Set the graticule style and intensity p.184
- Zooming on waveforms p.185
- Turn on zoom mode p.185
- Zoom mode and searches p.186
- Using wave inspector front panel controls for zoom p.186
- Label a measurement p.189
- Customizing measurements p.189
- Set measurement reference levels p.190
- Set measurement gates p.191
- Set measurement limits p.192
- Set measurement filters p.192
- Saving and recalling information p.195
- Save a screen image p.195
- Save a waveform or spectrum trace to a file p.196
- Save instrument settings to a file p.197
- Save sessions p.198
- Save reports p.198
- Recall a reference waveform or spectrum trace p.199
- Recall a setup file p.200
- Recall a session file p.201
- Open a mask test file for an eye diagram plot p.201
- The acquisition menu fields and controls p.203
- The acquisition configuration menu p.203
- Menus and dialog boxes p.203
- Save on trigger menu p.204
- Fastframe panel p.205
- Fastframe badge p.206
- Fastframe badge configuration menu p.208
- Standard tab measurement panels p.209
- Add measurements menu fields and controls p.209
- Add measurements configuration menu overview p.209
- The standard measurements tab p.210
- Other tab measurements require optional licenses p.210
- Amplitude measurements panel p.210
- Timing measurements panel p.212
- Jitter measurements panel p.214
- The jitter tab advanced jitter and eye analysis option 5 dja 6 dja p.215
- The power tab requires option sup4 pwr sup5 pwr sup6 pwr p.219
- The dpm tab requires option sup5 dpm sup6 dpm p.222
- The ddr measurements tab requires option sup6 dbddr3 p.223
- Measurement configuration menu overview p.226
- Measurement configuration menu fields controls and panels p.226
- Measurement name panel measurement configuration menu p.227
- Configure panel measurement configuration menu p.228
- Reference levels panel measurement configuration menu p.229
- Clock recovery panel measurement configuration menu p.231
- Clock recovery advanced settings configuration menu p.235
- Gating panel measurement configuration menu p.236
- Filter limit results panel measurement settings menu p.237
- Power measurement configuration menu overview requires option 5 pwr 6 pwr p.239
- Power measurement configuration menu fields controls and panels p.239
- Power measurement name panel measurement configuration menu p.240
- Configure panel power measurement configuration menu p.240
- Connection setup for frequency response analysis fra measurements p.254
- Connect to the afg p.255
- Configure profile p.256
- Table 9 sample amplitude values p.256
- Power preset p.257
- Power autoset p.257
- Soa mask definition controls and fields p.258
- Save mask menu soa power measurement p.259
- Recall mask menu soa power measurement p.260
- Reference levels panel power measurement configuration menu p.262
- Gating panel power measurement configuration menu p.263
- Dpm measurement configuration menu overview requires option 5 dpm 6 dpm p.263
- Dpm measurement configuration menu fields controls and panels p.263
- Dpm measurement name panel measurement configuration menu p.264
- Configure panel dpm measurement configuration menu p.264
- Reference levels panel dpm measurement configuration menu p.266
- Connection setup for digital power management dpm measurements p.266
- Power rail autoset p.267
- Ddr measurement configuration menu fields controls and panels p.268
- Power rail preset p.268
- Ddr measurement configuration menu overview requires option sup6 dbddr3 p.268
- Ddr measurement name panel measurement configuration menu p.269
- Reference levels panel ddr measurement configuration menu p.270
- Gating panel ddr measurement configuration menu p.270
- Configure panel ddr measurement configuration menu p.270
- Filter limit results panel ddr measurement configuration menu p.271
- Bus configuration menu fields and controls p.271
- Bus configuration menu p.271
- Bus type configuration menus p.272
- Arinc 429 serial bus menu p.272
- Audio serial bus configuration menu p.274
- Can serial bus configuration menu p.276
- Ethernet serial bus menu p.279
- Flexray serial bus configuration menu p.280
- I2c serial bus configuration menu p.282
- I3c serial bus configuration menu p.284
- Lin serial bus configuration menu p.285
- Mil std 1553 serial bus menu p.287
- Parallel bus configuration menu p.289
- Parallel bus define inputs menu p.290
- Rs232 serial bus menu p.291
- Sent serial bus configuration menu p.293
- Spi serial bus configuration menu p.295
- Spmi serial bus configuration menu p.297
- Usb serial bus configuration menu p.299
- Add plot configuration menu p.301
- Configuring plots p.302
- Closing a plot view p.302
- Add results table menu fields and controls p.302
- Add results table configuration menu p.302
- Add plot menu fields and controls p.302
- Results tables operations overview p.303
- Measurement table configuration menu p.303
- Save as configuration menu measurement results table p.305
- Search results table menu p.306
- Bus decode results table configuration menu p.307
- Save as configuration menu bus decode results table p.308
- Save as configuration menu harmonics custom results table p.309
- Harmonics custom results table configuration menu option sup5 pwr sup6 pwr only p.309
- Annotation and navigation on waveform plots data and results table optional p.310
- Search configuration menu overview p.311
- Navigation on bar graph and harmonics results table optional p.311
- Other search types p.312
- Bus search configuration menus p.312
- Arinc 429 serial bus search configuration menu p.313
- Audio serial bus search configuration menu p.315
- Can serial bus search configuration menu when not using a dbc symbol definition file p.316
- Can serial bus search configuration menu when using a dbc symbol definition file p.318
- Ethernet serial bus search configuration menu p.319
- Can dbc symbolic configuration menu p.319
- Flexray serial bus search configuration menu p.321
- I2c serial bus search configuration menu p.323
- Table 10 i3c search menu fields and controls p.324
- I3c serial bus search configuration menu p.324
- Lin serial bus search configuration menu p.333
- Mil std 1553 serial bus search configuration menu p.334
- Rs 232 serial bus search configuration menu p.336
- Parallel bus search configuration menu p.336
- Sent serial bus search configuration menu p.337
- Spi serial bus search configuration menu p.339
- Spmi serial bus search configuration menu p.340
- Usb serial bus search configuration menu p.341
- Edge search configuration menu p.343
- Logic search configuration menu p.345
- Logic search define inputs configuration menu p.347
- Pulse width search configuration menu p.348
- Rise fall time search configuration menu p.349
- Runt search configuration menu p.351
- Setup and hold search configuration menu p.352
- Timeout search configuration menu p.354
- Setup and hold search define inputs configuration menu p.354
- Window search configuration menu p.356
- Ddr read search configuration menu requires option sup6 dbddr3 p.358
- Ddr write search configuration menu requires option sup6 dbddr3 p.360
- Ddr read write search configuration menu requires option sup6 dbddr3 p.362
- Dq dqs levels configure menu p.364
- Vertical settings panel fields and controls p.365
- Ddr input configure menu p.365
- Analog channel configuration menu p.365
- Invert channel guidelines p.366
- Probe setup panel channel configuration menu p.367
- Unsupported probe dialog p.368
- Spectrum view panel channel configuration menu p.369
- Probe compensation configuration menu analog channels probe setup panel p.369
- Other panel channel configuration menu p.370
- Deskew configuration menu other panel channel configuration menu p.371
- Arbitrary function generator overview p.373
- Arbitrary function generator menu fields and controls p.373
- Afg configuration menu p.373
- Cursor configuration menu p.374
- Afg output amplitude ranges by impedance peak to peak p.374
- Cursor configuration menu fields and controls p.375
- Digital channel configuration menu p.376
- Date and time configuration menu fields and controls p.376
- Date and time configuration menu p.376
- Digital channel settings fields and controls p.376
- See also p.377
- Right click menu differences p.377
- Dvm configuration menu p.377
- Draw a box menu p.377
- Horizontal configuration menu fields and controls p.378
- Horizontal configuration menu p.378
- Dvm configuration menu fields and controls p.378
- Math configuration menu overview p.380
- Mask badge configuration menu fields and controls p.380
- Mask badge configuration menu p.380
- Math configuration menu p.381
- Equation editor math configuration menu p.384
- Add variable menu math equation editor p.386
- Add filter menu math equation editor p.386
- Add functions math equation editor p.387
- The menu bar p.390
- Menu bar overview p.390
- Recall configuration menu file menu p.391
- Save as configuration menu file menu p.393
- Browse save as location configuration menu p.397
- File utilities configuration file menu p.399
- Mount network drive configuration menu p.401
- User preferences utility menu p.402
- Undo redo edit menu p.402
- Application menu bar p.402
- Define custom colors menu p.407
- I o utility menu p.408
- Lan reset configuration menu utility i o menu p.411
- I o menu p.411
- Self test configuration menu utility menu p.412
- Calibration configuration menu utility menu p.413
- Security configuration menu for standard instruments utility menu p.413
- Teksecure erase memory p.414
- Security configuration menu optional p.414
- Enter password configuration menu optional p.415
- Set password configuration menu optional p.416
- Demo utility menu p.417
- Change password configuration menu optional p.417
- User interface tutorial help menu p.418
- Help help menu p.418
- About help menu p.418
- Location to save exit key configuration menu p.419
- Browse license files menu help about p.421
- Text settings configuration menu note and waveform labels text p.423
- Text settings configuration menu fields and controls p.423
- Plot configuration menus p.423
- Font color menu text settings configuration p.423
- Eye diagram plot configuration menu p.424
- Recall mask file configuration menu p.426
- Fastframe timestamp trend plot configuration menu p.428
- Math fft plot configuration menu math waveform p.429
- Histogram plot configuration menu p.432
- Bathtub plot configuration menu p.433
- Spectrum plot configuration menu p.434
- Trend plot configuration menu p.436
- Xyz plot configuration menu p.437
- Plot xy configuration menu p.437
- Harmonics bar graph plot configuration menu optional p.438
- Inductance curve configuration menu magnetic analysis power measurement optional p.439
- B h curve configuration menu magnetic analysis power measurement optional p.440
- I vs integral of v plot configuration menu magnetic analysis power measurement optional p.442
- Control loop response bode plot configuration menu p.443
- Power supply rejection ratio plot configuration menu p.444
- Power plots and cursors p.445
- Soa plot configuration menu optional p.446
- Trajectory plot configuration menu switching loss power measurement optional p.447
- Save as configuration menu plot save panel save plot image button p.448
- Save as configuration menu plot save panel save plot data button p.448
- Reference waveform configuration menu fields and controls p.449
- Reference waveform configuration menu p.449
- Recall configuration menu ref waveform configuration menu p.450
- Spectrum view window configuration menu p.452
- Spectrum view menus p.452
- Search configuration menu p.452
- Selected trace configuration menu spectrum view p.454
- Spectrum view cursors menu p.455
- Spectrum badge menu p.456
- Trigger configuration menu overview p.459
- Edge trigger configuration menu p.459
- Bus trigger configuration p.462
- Arinc 429 serial bus trigger settings panel p.464
- Audio serial bus trigger settings panel p.467
- Can serial bus trigger settings panel p.469
- Ethernet serial bus trigger settings panel p.471
- Flexray serial bus trigger settings panel p.474
- I2c serial bus trigger settings panel p.477
- Lin serial bus trigger settings panel p.479
- Mil std 1553 serial bus trigger settings panel p.481
- Parallel serial bus trigger settings panel p.484
- Rs 232 serial bus trigger settings panel p.486
- Sent serial bus trigger settings panel p.488
- Spi serial bus trigger settings panel p.491
- Spmi serial bus trigger settings panel p.493
- Usb serial bus trigger settings panel p.495
- Logic trigger configuration menu p.498
- Pulse width trigger configuration menu p.500
- Logic trigger define inputs configuration menu p.500
- Rise fall time trigger configuration menu p.503
- Runt trigger configuration menu p.505
- Sequence trigger configuration menu p.508
- B trigger event configuration menu p.511
- A trigger event configuration menu p.511
- Setup and hold trigger configuration menu p.512
- Timeout trigger configuration menu p.514
- Setup and hold trigger define inputs configuration menu p.514
- Logic qualification define inputs configuration menu p.517
- Window trigger configuration menu p.518
- Visual trigger panel p.521
- Virtual keypad fields and controls p.522
- Virtual keyboard p.522
- Bus trigger radix specific virtual keypads p.522
- Visual trigger area configuration menu p.523
- Virtual keypad fields and controls p.523
- Virtual keypad p.523
- Area settings panel fields and controls p.523
- Edit vertices panel fields and controls p.524
- Visual trigger right click menu p.525
- Visual trigger area combinatorial logic menu p.525
- Area combinatorial logic menu fields and controls p.525
- Waveform view configuration menu p.526
- Right click menu functions associated with visual trigger areas p.526
- Waveform view menu fields and controls p.527
- Sampling process p.529
- Real time sampling p.529
- Interpolated real time sampling p.529
- Acquisition hardware p.529
- Acquisition concepts p.529
- Waveform acquisition concepts p.529
- Waveform record p.530
- Interpolation p.530
- How the acquisition modes work p.531
- Acquisition modes p.531
- Fastframe concepts p.532
- Debugging signal errors with time stamps p.532
- Waveform sample interpolation p.533
- Coupling p.533
- Vertical acquisition considerations p.534
- Scaling and positioning p.534
- Horizontal acquisition considerations p.535
- Triggering concepts p.537
- Trigger concepts p.537
- The trigger event p.537
- Overview p.537
- Trigger types p.538
- Trigger sources p.538
- Trigger modes p.539
- Trigger holdoff p.539
- Trigger slope and level p.540
- Trigger position in waveform record p.540
- Trigger coupling p.540
- Trigger delay p.541
- Bus triggering concepts p.541
- Advanced triggering p.541
- Window trigger p.542
- Timeout trigger p.542
- Setup and hold trigger concepts p.542
- Runt trigger p.542
- Pulse width trigger concepts p.542
- Logic trigger concepts p.542
- Visual trigger concepts p.543
- Sequential a b trigger concepts p.543
- Rise fall time trigger concepts p.543
- Waveform preview mode p.545
- Waveform display overview p.545
- Waveform display concepts p.545
- Horizontal position and the horizontal reference point p.545
- Measurement variables p.547
- Measurement concepts p.547
- Definition of base and top p.547
- Base top calculation methods p.547
- Other variables p.548
- Highref midref lowref p.548
- Edge calculations p.549
- Missing or out of range samples p.550
- Math waveforms p.550
- Math waveform sources p.552
- Math waveform elements p.552
- Dependencies p.552
- Math waveform editor syntax p.553
- Guidelines for working with math waveforms p.553
- Math waveform offset position and scale p.554
- Math waveform differentiation p.554
- Waveform integration p.555
- Offset and position p.555
- Dc offset p.555
- Fft process p.556
- Fft and aliasing p.556
- Blackman harris window p.557
- Blackman harris fft window concepts p.557
- Gaussian window p.558
- Flattop2 window p.558
- Hanning window p.559
- Hanning fft window p.559
- Kaiser bessel fft window p.560
- Hamming window p.560
- Rectangular window p.561
- Tek exponential window p.562
- Measurement algorithms p.563
- Integration algorithm p.563
- Base measurement algorithm p.563
- Area measurement algorithm p.563
- Amplitude measurement algorithms p.563
- Amplitude measurement algorithm p.563
- Ac rms measurement algorithm p.563
- Mean measurement algorithm p.564
- Maximum measurement algorithm p.564
- Minimum measurement algorithm p.565
- Top measurement algorithm p.565
- Rms measurement algorithm p.565
- Positive overshoot measurement algorithm p.565
- Peak to peak measurement algorithm p.565
- Negative overshoot measurement algorithm p.565
- Timing measurement algorithms p.566
- Falling slew rate p.566
- Fall time measurement algorithm p.566
- Delay measurement algorithm p.566
- Data rate measurement algorithm p.566
- Burst width measurement algorithm p.566
- High time measurement algorithm p.567
- Frequency measurement algorithm p.567
- N periods duration measurement algorithm p.568
- Low time measurement algorithm p.568
- Hold time measurement algorithm p.568
- Phase measurement algorithm p.569
- Period measurement algorithm p.569
- Negative pulse width measurement algorithm p.569
- Negative duty cycle measurement algorithm p.569
- Rising slew rate measurement algorithm p.570
- Rise time measurement algorithm p.570
- Positive pulse width measurement algorithm p.570
- Positive duty cycle measurement algorithm p.570
- Unit interval measurement algorithm p.572
- Time outside level measurement algorithm p.572
- Jitter measurement algorithms p.572
- Ac common mode p.572
- Dc common mode measurement algorithm p.573
- Bit low measurement algorithm p.573
- Bit high measurement algorithm p.573
- Bit amplitude measurement algorithm p.573
- Ssc modulation rate measurement algorithm p.573
- Ssc freq dev measurement algorithm p.573
- Differential crossover measurement algorithm p.573
- T nt ratio measurement algorithm p.574
- Dual dirac deterministic jitter p.574
- Phase noise p.575
- Jitter summary measurement p.575
- F 8 measurement algorithm p.575
- F 4 measurement algorithm p.575
- F 2 measurement algorithm p.575
- Tj ber p.576
- Rj 66 measurement algorithm p.576
- Eye measurement algorithms p.576
- Eye high p.576
- Eye height measurement algorithm p.576
- Eye low p.577
- Width ber p.578
- Q factor p.578
- Power quality measurement algorithm p.578
- Power measurements input analysis algorithms p.578
- Height ber p.578
- Eye width measurement algorithm p.578
- Harmonics algorithm p.581
- Inrush current algorithm p.583
- Input capacitance algorithm p.583
- Power measurements amplitude analysis algorithms p.584
- Cycle top measurement algorithm p.584
- Cycle pea to peak measurement algorithm p.584
- Cycle minimum measurement algorithm p.584
- Cycle maximum measurement algorithm p.584
- Cycle base measurement algorithm p.584
- Cycle amplitude measurement algorithm p.584
- Power measurements timing analysis algorithms p.585
- Positive pulse width measurement algorithm p.585
- Positive duty cycle measurement algorithm p.585
- Period measurement algorithm p.585
- Negative pulse width measurement algorithm p.585
- Negative duty cycle measurement algorithm p.585
- Frequency measurement algorithm p.585
- Switching loss algorithm p.586
- Power measurements switching analysis algorithms p.586
- Dv dt algorithm p.589
- Di dt algorithm p.589
- Power measurements magnetic analysis algorithms p.590
- Magnetic loss algorithm p.590
- Inductance algorithm p.590
- I vs integral of v algorithm p.590
- Algorithm p.590
- Soa algorithm p.590
- Rds on algorithm p.590
- Magnetic property algorithm p.591
- Switching ripple algorithm p.593
- Power measurements output analysis algorithms p.593
- Line ripple algorithm p.593
- Efficiency algorithm p.593
- Turn on time p.594
- Turn off time p.594
- Power measurements frequency response analysis algorithms p.594
- Control loop response measurement algorithm p.594
- Aus per tck ddr p.595
- Aus ddr p.595
- Aos per ui ddr p.595
- Aos per tck ddr p.595
- Aos ddr p.595
- Power supply rejection ratio measurement algorithm p.595
- Impedance measurement algorithm p.595
- Ddr amplitude measurement algorithms p.595
- Aus per ui ddr p.595
- Vix ac ddr p.596
- Twpre ddr p.596
- Trpre ddr p.596
- Tpst ddr p.596
- Tck avg ddr p.596
- Setup diff ddr p.596
- Hold diff ddr p.596
- Ddr time measurement algorithms p.596
- Tcl avg ddr p.597
- Tch avg ddr p.597
- Tch abs ddr p.597
- Tcl abs ddr p.598
- Tjit per ddr p.598
- Tjit duty ddr p.598
- Tjit cc ddr p.598
- Terr n ddr p.599
- Terr m n ddr p.599
- Tdqsck ddr p.599
- Tcksre p.599
- Turn on time p.600
- Turn off time p.600
- Tcmd cmd p.600
- Tcksrx p.600
- Ripple p.600
- Overshoot p.600
- Dpm transient analysis measurement algorithm p.600
- Dpm ripple analysis measurement p.600
- Dpm power sequence analysis algorithm p.600
- Undershoot p.600
- References p.601
- Power badge error and warning messages requires option sup5 pwr sup6 pwr p.601
- Error messages displayed on the power measurement badges p.601
- Warning messages displayed on the power measurement badges p.604
- Information messages displayed on the power measurement badges p.605
- Error messages displayed on the dpm measurement badges p.605
- Dpm badge error and warning messages requires option sup5 dpm sup6 dpm p.605
- Warning messages displayed on the dpm measurement badges p.606
- Zooming on search events 156 p.627
- Zoom title bar 68 zoom pan knobs horizontal 41 p.627
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