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Display a Wavefo

Selecting the Waveform Interpolation

Select Display > Waveform Interpolation,

and then select one of the following:

Sin(x)/x interpolation computes record

points using a curve ﬁt between the

actual samples acquired.

Linear interpolation computes record

points between actual acquired samples

by using a straight line ﬁt.

Quick Tips

Sin(x)/x interpolation is the default interpolation mode. It requires fewer actual sample points than linear interpolation to

accurately represent the waveform.

Adding Screen Text

1. Select Display > Screen Text.

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Table of Contents7
General Safety Summary11
Compliance Information13
EMC Compliance13
Safety Compliance15
Environmental Considerations17
Preface18
Key Features18
Documentation19
Conventions Used in this Manual20
Install Your Instrument21
Standard Accessories21
Operating Requirements22
Preventing ESD24
Powering on the Instrument25
Powering off the Instrument27
Removing the Power27
Connecting to a Network28
Adding a Second Monitor29
Creating Operating System Restore CD-Roms32
Getting Acquainted with Your Instrument33
Front Panel33
Side and Rear Panels34
Interface and Display36
Control Panel38
Accessing Online Help39
Accessing Menus and Control Windows40
Inspect Your Instrument41
Verify Internal Diagnostics Pass41
Acquisition43
Signal Path Compensation43
Setting up Signal Input45
Using Default Setup46
Using Autoset47
Probe Compensation, Calibration, and Deskew48
Acquisition Concepts48
How the Acquisition Modes Work51
Changing the Acquisition Mode52
Starting and Stopping an Acquisition53
Selecting the Horizontal Mode53
Using Fastacq55
Using DSP Enhanced Bandwidth56
Using Roll Mode58
Using Fastframe Mode59
Using Fastframe Frame Finder62
Using Teklink and Multiscope Trigger63
Pinpoint Triggers67
Triggering Concepts67
Choosing a Trigger Type69
Pinpoint Trigger Selections70
Checking Trigger Status72
Using a (Main) and B (Delayed) Triggers73
Sending E-Mail on Trigger76
Using Horizontal Delay77
Display a Waveform78
Setting the Display Style78
Setting the Display Persistence79
Setting the Display Format80
Selecting the Waveform Interpolation81
Adding Screen Text81
Setting the Graticule Style83
Setting the Trigger Level Marker84
Displaying the Date and Time84
Using the Color Palettes85
Setting the Reference Colors86
Setting Math Colors86
Using Multiview Zoom86
Zooming in Multiple Areas88
Lock and Scroll Zoomed Waveforms89
Hide Waveforms in the Zoomed Window91
Searching and Marking Waveforms92
Analyzing Waveforms100
Taking Automatic Measurements100
Automated Measurement Selections102
Customizing an Automatic Measurement104
Taking Cursor Measurements108
Setting up a Histogram111
Using Math Waveforms112
Using Spectral Analysis115
Using Mask Testing118
Using Limit Testing122
Myscope124
Creating a New Myscope Control Window124
Using Myscope Control Windows128
Saving and Recalling Information130
Saving Screen Captures130
Saving Waveforms131
Recalling Waveforms133
Saving Instrument Setups134
Recalling Instrument Setups135
Saving Measurements136
Copying Your Results to the Clipboard137
Printing a Hard Copy139
Run Application Software141
Application Examples143
Capturing Intermittent Anomalies143
Using the Extended Desktop and Openchoice Architecture for Efficient Documentation146
Triggering on Buses148
Triggering on a Video Signal149
Setting up E-Mail on Event151
Correlating Data between a Tektronix Oscilloscope and Logic Analyzer153
Verifying Performance Using Limit Test154
Cleaning157
Index159

Brand	Tektronix
Model	DSA70000/B Series
Category	Test Equipment
Language	English

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