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Arithmetic
Access: [Meas] > "Meas Group" tab > "Amp/Time" category
Table 8-5: Arithmetic measurements
Meas. type Symbol Description/Result
Arithmetic Allows you to perform basic arithmetic operations between
selected measurement values and/or constant.
8.2.5.2 Settings for amplitude/time measurements
Access: [Meas] > "Meas Group" tab > "Amp/Time" category
Amplitude and time measurements are available for sources in the time domain. For
some amplitude/time measurements, such as delay, setup/hold and delay to trigger,
further setting are required to get a measurement result.
If further settings are available for a measurement, a settings icon is shown beside the
measurement's name in the "Active measurements" list. Tap the icon to configure the
measurement.
Figure 8-6: Selected active measurements, some have further settings
Figure 8-7: Settings for cycle area measurement
This chapter explains all settings for amplitude/time measurements. For a description
of available measurement, see Chapter 8.2.5.1, "Overview of amplitude/time measure-
ments", on page 351.
Signal threshold.......................................................................................................... 358
Area level.................................................................................................................... 358
Pulses slope................................................................................................................358
Measured slope...........................................................................................................358
Settings for delay and phase measurements (analog sources).................................. 358
Settings for delay and phase measurements (digital sources)................................... 359
Setup/Hold measurement settings..............................................................................360
Clock ref level..............................................................................................................361
Automatic measurements