Operation of the Software PVPM.disp
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In this list you can now either select an entry by doubleclick (these data will automatically be loaded and
represented in the working window) or you can select some or all entries in the list, which than may be deleted,
exported or printed (→ test reports).
11.1.2 Save as...
Here you can save the current data to a disk file.
Entries made in field “Remarks” will be saved as well.
The default file extension is ".SUI".
11.1.3 Browse
The “browse” window shows the thumbnail images of the
measured curves in the selected directory. This gives you a
quick overview over the existing measurements and you
can detect a special curve.
If you go with the mouse cursor above one diagram a small
hint window will display the significant values.
Double clicking the diagram will open the file for evaluation.
11.1.4 Export
The current data can be exported to disk files with several
different file formats which can be read by other programs (e.g.
spread sheet programs). You can use formats .XLS (Microsoft
Excel), .DBF (dBase III+) and three different ASCII formats. For
the selection of the right format please consult the manual of the
destination program. The files can contain either pure measuring
data (I-V-measuring points, temperature and irradiation) or the
results of computations. In the latter case the results of several
measurements can even be exported together into one table.
The data in the target table are represented line by line.
Please select the desired export file format from the combo box.
Now enter a valid file name for the export file or select a existing
one with the button “Search”, then press OK.
The export files are now created and stored in the same
directory and under the same file name, but replaced file
extension (for example .XLS instead of .SUI). You can process
the exported files afterwards with a program of your choice.
Changes at the exported files do not have influence on the
original data.
PVPM 1000X / 1040X
User Manual
PV-Engineering GmbH
