How to set up a time plot – MTS Series 793 User Manual

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Frequency Mode Tab

Description

Item

Specifies how frequently the scope acquires data.

Sampling Rate

This value is set to the system rate and cannot be changed.

Specifies the number of points acquired per update. The frequency
resolution is equal to Sampling Rate/Buffer Size.

Buffer Size

Determines the calculation and display methods applied to data.

Calculations

Sets the averaging method applied after the calculation of ASD (Auto
Spectral Density) values:

Averaging

None—No averaging is applied to the ASD values.

Peak Hold—Selects the largest value between the current and new
buffer of data for each of the ASD values.

Linear—Takes previous data into account.

Averages—The number of averages use by Exponential.

Unwrap Phase—Unwraps FRF Phase.

Exponential—Takes previous data into account. The factor used in
calculating exponential averaging is specified by the Averages value.

Specifies the way data displays. The selections are None or Hanning.

Windowing

The Hanning selection can reduce aliasing associated with
calculations.

Defines the display of data on the vertical axis.

Y-Axis

Select this if your waveform has an offset or some other bias.

Show DC Value

Specifies vertical scaling:

Scaling

Logarithmic—Plots the log of ASD, Amplitude, FRF, and Coherence
values.

Linear—Plots ASD, Amplitude, FRF, and Coherence values on a linear
scale.

Sets the vertical divisions when Scaling is set to Logarithmic. The
range is 1 to 20.

Decades

How to Set Up a Time Plot

1. In the Station Manager window’s toolbar, click the scope icon to display a scope window.

2. In the scope window:

a) For Channel, select the channels whose signals you wish to monitor. For Signal, select the signals you

wish to monitor.

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