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9.1 Using the A/B Cursors
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Cursor
A or B
B - A
Line cursor
Vertical
( )
t Time from the trigger
point (*1,*3,*4)
Time from recording
start (*2)
1/t Frequency taking t as the
period
t Time interval between
the A and B cursors
1/t Frequency taking t as
the period
Line cursor
Horizontal
( )
v Voltage value for
channel selected
v Potential difference
between the A and B
cursors.
Trace
cursor
(＋)
t Time from trigger point
(*1,*3,*4)
Time from recording
start (*2)
v Voltage value for
channel selected (*1,*3)
Maximum and minimum
values for channel
selected (*2,*5)
t Time difference
between the trace
points
v Potential difference
between the trace
points
Line Cursor (vertical, horizontal)
The value at cursor A and cursor B, and the value between
the two cursors can be determined.
Trace Cursor
Memory recorder, instantaneous waveform in RMS
The value at the point where the cursor crosses the
waveform can be determined. The trace point moves on the
waveform of the specified channel.
Recorder, RMS recorder
The intersection between the cursor and the waveform is
displayed midway between of the maximum and minimum
values.
Cursors values
(*1): Memory recorder function
(*2): Recorder function
(*3): Instantaneous waveform in RMS recorder function
(*4): RMS recorder function
(*5): RMS recorder function (excluding time axis setting
100 ms/DIV)
