62 Keysight CX3300 User’s Guide, Edition 4
Using the CX3300
Making a Measurement and Using Useful Tools
Using Markers
The CX3300 supports the following markers.
• Cross hair marker
Reads X and Y measurement data (X, Y) on a waveform and displays the
values X and Y in the Marker data view below the Main Waveform. If the
marker mode is set to Manual (this is as same as removing the check from
Track on the context menu opened by right-clicking o
n the marker), the
marker reads X and Y values of the specified point on the graph.
• A-B marker
Reads X and Y measurement data (X1, Y1) and (X2, Y2) on a waveform and
displays the values X1, X2, Y1, Y2, X2-X1, Y2-Y1, and 1/(X2-X1) in the Marker
data view. If the marker mode is set to Manual, the A-B marker reads X and Y
values of the specified points on the graph.
• Area marker
Obtains the integration
value and the average value of the data within the
specified area on a waveform and displays the Area data view below the Main
Waveform.
The Area data view shows Area (integration value), Average, Max, Min, P-P
(peak-to-peak), RMS (root mean square), Count, Start (area minimum time),
Stop (area maximum time), and Baseline (integration baseline).
Marker can be activated from the Display tool palette.
To display a maker, drag
and drop a marker icon on a waveform.
The Display tool palette provides the following icons used for displaying markers
and annotations and for changing the plot appearance.
• Markers Cross, A-B, Area, Area (+width), Area (-width), Area (Period), and
OFF
• Annotations Display and Waveform
• Persistence Normal, Infinity, 10 s, etc.
• Plot Auto, Dots, Lines, Area, Gradation, and Diamonds
• Axis Auto, Linear, Log, Invert, X1 and Y1, Show All, etc.
• Waveform Memories Memory 1 to Memory 8
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