YOKOGAWA DL6000 Series

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IM DLM6054-01EN
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App
2.8 Analysis and Searching
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You can move cursors on the waveforms displayed on the screen to view the measured values at the
points where the cursors intersect the waveforms. There are six types of cursors.
D
V Cursors
Two parallel dotted lines appear on the horizontal axis (the
D
V
cursors). You can use them to
measure the Y-axis values at the cursor location. You can also measure the level difference
between the two cursors.
Y
ou can also define and display the results of calculations made using the cursors’ measured
values.
D
T Cursors
Two parallel dotted lines appear on the vertical axis (the
D
T
cursors). You can measure the time
between the trigger position and each cursor and measure the time difference and the reciprocal of
the time difference between the cursors.
Y
ou can also define and display the results of calculations made using the cursors’ measured
values.
D
T&
D
V Cursors
The
D
T
cursors and
D
V
cursors are displayed at the same time.
VT Cursor
One dotted line appears on the vertical axis (this is the VT cursor). The measured value at the VT
cursor and the measured time between the trigger position and the VT cursor are displayed.
Y
ou can also define and display the results of calculations made using the cursor’s measured
values.
The VT
cursor can be used with logic signals. The value at the cursor position of every group will be
displayed.
Marker Cursors
Four markers are displayed on the selected waveform. You can measure the level at each marker,
the amount of time from the trigger position to each marker, and the level and time differences
between markers.
Y
ou can also define and display the results of calculations made using the markers’ measured
values.
Serial Cursors
One dotted line appears on the vertical axis (this is the serial cursor). The result of digitizing the
waveform at the location of the cursor is calculated and displayed in accordance with the bitrate, bit
length, and threshold settings.