Model
72
‐
7610/72
‐
10510
User
Manual
26
Blackman
The
best
amplitude
resolution
and
the
worst
frequency
resolution.
Mainly
used
for
single
frequency
signal
seeking
for
higher
sub
harmonic.
Load
a
reference
waveform
Any
of
the
pre
‐
saved
waveform
can
be
loaded
by
pressing
the
REF
button
on
72
‐
7610.
For
72
‐
10510,
pressing
the
STORAGE
button
starting
load
the
pre
‐
saved
waveform.
Please
see
the
item,
“Set
the
Storage
and
Load
system”
for
how
to
save
a
waveform.
After
pressing
the
REF
button,
users
should
be
able
to
select
two
of
the
Ref
A
F1
and
Ref
B
F2
on
the
function
menu
to
load
the
pre
‐
saved
waveform.
Assume
that
you
select
Ref
A,
you
will
be
able
to
see
the
load
function
menu
as
below.
Table
2
‐
5
Load
Function
Menu
Function
Menu
Settings
Description
Source
(@)
1
~
20
Destination
(Position
of
the
internal
memory)
where
the
waveform
will
be
loaded
There
are
20
sets
of
internal
memory
available
to
storage
waveform
navigated
by
the
multipurpose
knob.
Disk
(F2)
DSO
Select
to
load
a
pre
‐
saved
waveform
from
the
internal
memory
of
the
oscilloscope
USB
Select
to
load
a
pre
‐
saved
waveform
from
the
external
USB
device
(selection
can
only
be
available
after
inserting
USB)
OFF
(F3)
——
Turn
off
reference
waveform
Load
(F4)
——
Press
to
load
a
pre
‐
saved
waveform
Explanation
of
nouns
FFT
resolution:
defined
as
the
quotient
of
sampling
and
operation
point.
When
the
number
of
operation
point
is
fixed,
the
lower
the
sampling
rate
is,
the
better
the
FFT
resolution
will
be.
Nyquist
frequency:
for
waveform
with
f
maximum
frequency,
at
least
2f
sampling
rate
is
required
to
reconstruct
original
waveform.
It
is
also
called
Nyquist
rule,
where
f
refers
to
Nyquist
frequency,
while
2f
refers
to
Nyquist
sampling
rate.