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3. Click Search Range.
4. Click Couple to toggle ON/OFF trace coupling within the search
range.
Procedure to Set Search Range
1. Press Channel Next/Channel Prev keys and Trace Next/Trace Prev keys
to activate the trace for which you want to set the search range.
2. Press Marker Search key.
3. Click Search Range.
4. Click Search Range to turn ON the Partial Search feature.
5. Click Start, then enter the start value (lower limit) of the search
range.
6. Click Stop, then enter the stop value (upper limit) of the search
range.
Procedure to Show Statistics Value of the Search Range
1. Set and define a search range as described above
.
2. Press Marker Fctn key.
3. Click Statistics to turn ON. The statistics values are calculated and
displayed on the screen.
Setting Multiple Range
The Multiple Range feature allows you to set up to 16 search range in a
channel. You can select more than one marker in a search range. You can
select to couple the search range among the traces in the channel.
The Marker Statistics value is calculated by using the search range of the
active marker. If no active marker is selected, by default the search range
of marker 1 is used.
Procedure to Place Multiple Markers within a Search Range (in Multiple Range)
The below example shows how to place multiple markers within several
search range on two traces. In this example, stimulus is set for two. Then,
two multiple ranges are set and two markers are assigned to each search
range as min and max. The effect of search range coupling and trace
coupling on multiple range is also shown in this example.
Setting up traces and stimulus
1. Display > Num of Traces > 2.
2. Display > Allocate Traces > .
3. Start > 2.0000 GHz.
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