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Measurement Configuration
3.3
Measurement Configuration
Set measurement conditions as follows.
You can immediately verify the effect of settings on the waveform by calling up the Waveform screen
and using the Settings window to make basic settings. Basic settings can also be made by calling up the
Status screen and selecting the
[Status]
sheet.
Open the Settings Window
“Recording
Length (Number
of divisions)”
“Timebase
setting
(Sampling rate)”
“Settings
window”
Press this key.
3.3.1
Measurement Function
Select the function according to the target and type of measurement.
Procedure
Press the
DISP
key to open the Waveform screen.
Move the cursor to the function item (the upper most column of
the Settings window).
MEMORY
(
Default setting)/
RECORDER/ X-Y RECORDER/ FFT
Measure an instantaneous waveform or a transient phenomenon.
Trigger and calculation functions can be used.
Record the variation and monitoring data of a slow phenomenon.
Data can be printed in real time.
An endless X-Y waveform can be displayed.
Pen up/down operation as in an X-Y pen recorder is possible.
Refer to “4 X-Y Recorder Function” (p. 71).
Analyze the frequency.
Perform various types of spectrum and octave analysis.
Summary of Contents for MR8827
Page 19: ...14 Operation Precautions ...
Page 81: ...76 Start and Stop Measurement ...
Page 111: ...106 Manage Files ...
Page 125: ...120 Miscellaneous Printing Functions ...
Page 143: ...138 View Block Waveforms ...
Page 191: ...186 Setting Output Waveform Parameters ...
Page 291: ...286 FFT Analysis Modes Measurable Ranges With Octave Analysis 1 1 OCT 1 3 OCT ...
Page 292: ...287 FFT Analysis Modes 1 1 OCT 1 3 OCT 13 FFT Function ...
Page 293: ...288 FFT Analysis Modes 1 1 OCT 1 3 OCT ...
Page 295: ...290 FFT Analysis Modes ...
Page 309: ...304 Editor Command Details ...
Page 387: ...382 Module Specifications ...
Page 405: ...400 Dispose of the Instrument Lithium Battery Removal ...
Page 431: ...A26 FFT Definitions ...
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