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IM 703155-01E
Explanation
Displaying the Waveform Data
The description is the same as section 8.1. See page 8-5.
Displayable Waveform Data Formats
The description is the same as section 8.1. See page 8-5.
Spectrum Display
The waveform data stored on the VB8300 internal hard disk, CF card, or USB memory
can be displayed as a spectrum with the vertical (Y) axis as voltage or power and the
horizontal (X) axis as frequency.
Note
•
The waveform data that can be computed is up to the first 2,000,000 points.
•
For the setup procedures on the Configure menu, see section 8.6.
FFT
• Time Window
You can select the time window from below.
Flattop
,
Gaussian
,
Hanning
,
Rectangle
, and
Blackman-H
.
• Number of Computed Points
You can select the number of computed points from below.
64
,
128
,
256
,
512
,
1024
,
2048
, and
4096
• Computation Begin Point
You can set the start point in the following range.
Selectable range: 0 to 1999999 points (in 1 point steps)
You cannot set a value greater than the data length of the waveform data.
Default value: 0 point
Vertical (Y) and Horizontal (X) Axes
• Upper Limit of the Vertical Axis (Y Top Value)
You can set the voltage (or power) level at the top edge of the waveform display
frame.
• For voltage level
Selectable range: –5.000 to 5.000 V (in 0.001 V steps)
Initial value: 1.000
• For power level
Selectable range: –150.0 to 50.0 dBm (in 0.1 dBm steps)
Initial value: 20.0
• Voltage (or Power) Level per Grid (Y Axis/Div)
You can set the voltage (or power) level per grid on the display.
• For voltage level
Selectable range: 0.001 to 1.000 V (in 0.001 V steps)
Initial value: 0.100
• For power level
Selectable range: 0.1 to 20.0 dBm (in 0.1 dBm steps)
Initial value: 20.0
8.2 Spectrum Display