Good Will Instrument GDS-3000A Series, Руководство пользователя

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GDS-3000A series User Manual
414
Mask .......................................... 325
auto mask .................................... 327
user-defined mask ...................... 330
Math
Advanced math overview ........... 72
basic ............................................... 66
FFT operation................................ 69
FFT overview ................................ 68
Mean measurements ................. 44
Memory bar
indicator ........................................ 25
Menu on/off ............................ 194
Miscellaneous
specification ................................ 407
Model differences ...................... 10
Normal trigger ......................... 144
NTSC ......................................... 146
Overshoot measurements......... 45
Overview .................................. 336
PAL............................................ 146
Parallel bus
configuration .............................. 123
encoding ...................................... 125
event table ................................... 125
labels ............................................ 126
threshold ..................................... 124
Peak measurements .................. 43
Peak search ........ 278, 279, 281, 282
Peak to peak measurement ...... 43
Play waveform ......................... 101
Power Analysis ...................10, 229
harmonics overview................... 240
Inrush235, 252, 254, 258, 262, 265, 268, 272, 284, 288
power quality overview ............ 231
ripple ............................................ 250
Power quality ........................... 231
Probe
attenuation level ......................... 112
attenuation type ......................... 111
deskew ................................. 112, 229
Probe compensation ................ 395
Probe compensation frequency187
Pulse runt trigger .................... 156
Pulse measurements ................. 45
Pulse width trigger .................. 152
QR code reader function......... 187
Rear panel diagram ................. 196
Recall ......................................... 358
default setup ............................... 358
reference ...................................... 363
setup ............................................ 361
waveform .................................... 360
Rectangular window ................. 69
Reduce any menu ...................... 33
Reduce lower menu ................... 33
Reduce side menu ...................... 32
Remote control ......................... 375
interface configuration .............. 376
webserver ................................... 388
Ripple ........................................ 250
Rise and fall trigger ................. 157
RMS measurements ................... 44
Roll mode .................................... 98
RS-232C
interface....................................... 380
Run/Stop ............................ 39, 194
horizontal position....................... 96
Horizontal scale ........................... 97
Safety Instructions
Caution symbol .............................. 4
Cleaning the instrument ............... 6
Disposal instructions ..................... 7
Ground symbol .............................. 4
Operation Environment ................ 6
Power on/off .................................. 6
UK power cord ............................... 8
Warning symbol ............................ 4
Save............................................ 351
hardcopy key .............................. 373
image ........................................... 352
setup ............................................ 356
waveform .................................... 354
Screen dimmer ......................... 192
Search
configuration .............................. 176
copying search events ............... 178
copying trigger events ............... 178
FFT Peak ..................................... 180
navigation ................................... 178
save marks .................................. 179
set/clear events .......................... 180
SECAM ...................................... 146
Segmented memory