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X-Y Compositing
1.15 X-Y Compositing
This section describes how to create X-Y composites using any two channels. (You can composite
up to eight waveforms.)
You can specify the range for X-Y compositing with the A and B cursors.
You can generate X-Y composites either during or after measurement.
Data only saved in the internal bu󰀨er memory can be redrawn (recomposited).
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Under [X-Y Composite], set the X-Y compositing function to [ON].
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, ON
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Under [Composite range], select the X-Y compositing range.
All Data
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Composites the waveforms in their entirety.
A-B Composites the waveforms between the A and B cursors.
The [A-B] setting lets you specify the range using the A and B cursors.
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Under [Interpolation], select whether to perform line interpolation.
Dot Displays measurement data only using points. The order in which values were stored in
the instrument’s memory will not be clear.
Line
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Displays waveforms while connecting measurement data with lines in the order in
which values were stored in the instrument’s memory.
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Select the check boxes for the channels for which you wish to perform X-Y compositing.
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Select the display colors for the X-Y composite waveforms that will be shown on the graph.
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Select the X- and Y-axis channels for the X-Y composite.
Select units and channels.
Supported channels: Analog, pulse (except logic), waveform calculation, and CAN.
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