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10 Memory Division Function
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Memory Division Function
You can divide the internal memory into multiple blocks and store waveforms into them.
Start block: Specifying a start block allows a waveform to be stored in other blocks
without deleting previously measured waveforms.
Reference block: You can overlay a newly acquired waveform with those retained in other
blocks.
Blocks to be used: Storing waveforms into multiple blocks can shorten dead times between
blocks.
The memory can be divided into up to 1024 blocks (the more blocks you divide the memory into,
the shorter the recording length is).
Normal
Recording length
Memory division
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Start block
With the number of blocks for use set at 5
Block
Recording length
Reference block
Displayed blocks
The reference block can be overlaid.
Automatic saving
Blocks used
The instrument saves blocks in a batch, creating
an index files (SEQ). Loading an index file allows
the instrument to load all saved blocks.
For manual save, you can choose whether to collectively save blocks used or to save only
displayed blocks before saving data. (p. 109)
You cannot use the following functions concurrently with the memory division function.
• Real-time saving (See p. 106.)
• Stop trigger (See p. 120.)
During use of the memory division, the instrument may switch the trigger output (TRIG.OUT
terminal) to a low level or irregularly output signals.
• The trigger output method is set to pulse.
• The recording length is set at 3 ms or less
Memory Division Function
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