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9 Bode Analyzer Suite functions
The following chapters contain information about important features of the Bode Analyzer Suite . Read
through these chapters to learn how to use Bode 100 efficiently.
9.1 Exporting and saving measurement data or settings
The Bode Analyzer Suite supports a variety of possibilities to save measurement configurations and
measurement data. In the following these are explained in detail.
9.1.1 Loading and saving the equipment configuration
You can store all settings of Bode 100 including the device configuration, measurement settings,
calibration and measurement data and the graphical display settings by clicking the Save toolbar
button.
This functionality allows you to store multiple equipment configurations for repetitive
measurement tasks. With the equipment configurations stored, you can load the respective
files for each measurement instead of setting the
Bode 100 manually.
A file saved by the Bode Analyzer Suite 3 has the file extension .bode3 . The Bode Analyzer Suite 3
supports loading files with the following file extensions:
• .bode3 files created with Bode Analyzer Suite 3
• .bodex files created with Bode Analyzer Suite 2.42 or 2.43
• .bodz files created with Bode Analyzer Suite 2.41
• .bode files created with Bode Analyzer Suite 2.41 or older
You can save and load .bode3 files on different Bode 100 devices. Note, however, that
calibration data might be deleted when opening the .bode3 file with a different hardware
revision. More details can be found in
Hardware incompatibilities between Bode 100 R1 and
Bode 100 R2 on page 91.
9.1.2 Use the copy to clipboard functions to export data
The Bode Analyzer Suite offers several possibilities to quickly export data via the clipboard. The
following information can be copied to the clipboard to ease your documentation work:
• An image file of the result diagram
• The measured trace data
• The equipment settings in form of text
Copy a chart image to the clipboard
Right-click the chart or diagram you want to copy and select .
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