YOKOGAWA FG410, User Manual

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5.3 Waveform Generation Through Interpolation
The waveform can be vertically inverted by setting a negative value to the amplitude.
c) Extending the selected range to the maximum amplitude
Click the
Fit Peak-Peak
button to extend the range selected with the markers to the maximum
amplitude. If the selected range offset is not 0 before extension, it changes to 0 after extension.
Click the
Fit Amplitude
button to extend the positive or negative peak to the maximum value
without changing the offset.
d) Miscellaneous
When the setting results in extension that exceeds the ± full scale range, waveforms are clipped
at the ±full scale range.
Note that the waveform may be distorted when the rate is too high.
5.3 Waveform Generation Through Interpolation
The interpolation editing screen is used to create waveforms with different types of interpolation.
The “point” set for interpolation is called the “control point”.
Click the button on the tool menu or select
[Tools] - [Interpolate]
( Alt , T , I
)to open the
interpolation editing screen.
(Waveform display screen) Interpolation editing screen
Figure 5-4 Interpolation Editing Screen
Interpolation editing is applied to the selected range. Select the range beforehand on the waveform
display screen with markers A and B.
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