Concepts and Features
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4 Concepts and Features
The following chapter provides an overview of the analyzer's capabilities and their use.
This includes a description of the basic concepts that the analyzer uses to organize,
process and display measurement data, of the screen contents, possible measured
quantities, calibration methods and typical test setups.
For a systematic explanation of all softtools, functions and parameters refer to
4.1 Basic Concepts
The analyzer provides a variety of functions to perform a particular measurement and
to customize and optimize the evaluation of results. To ensure that the instrument
resources are easily accessible and that user-defined configurations can be conven-
iently implemented, stored and reused, the instrument uses a hierarchy of structures:
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Global resources can be used for all measurements, irrespective of the current
measurement session.
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A recall set comprises a set of diagrams together with the underlying system, chan-
nel, trace and display settings. It can be saved to a recall set file and subsequently
recalled.
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The diagrams show traces which are assigned to channels. See
"Traces, Channels and Diagrams"
4.1.1 Global (Persistent) Settings
The analyzer manages global settings that apply to all measurements, irrespective of
the current measurement setup. The following list contains examples of global settings:
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Calibration kits
Basic Concepts