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Three multi-trace modes
for comparison evaluation
Superimpose trace (accumulate) mode
This mode is used to observe an
inter-mittent event or a change in
the characteristic performance of a
device over time.
Accumulation of resonance vs. temperature
data for a ceramic capacitor
List sweep mode
Superimpose and compare measure-
ment data on the same display by
setting the list sweep segments to the
same frequency range with different
DC bias or test signal levels. Markers
can be used on each trace.
Capacitance variations of ceramic capacitor
(2.2 μF) with high permittivity measured by
stepping the test signal level from 0.1 V to
0.9 V in 0.2 V steps (five list sweep
segments)
Data/Memory trace
A data trace and a memory trace are
available at each channel. The under-
lying data can be saved as the memory
trace. Some simple calculations are
possible with data math functions.
Inductor DC dependency characteristics
(100 µH inductor at 100 kHz) UP and DOWN
DC current bias sweep from –100 mA to
+100 mA. Hysteresis is observed.
Powerful functions for efficient evaluation
Sweep, display, and markers
Up sweep/down sweep
Control the sweep direction.
Sweep frequency, test signal
level, or DC bias from lower
to higher or higher to lower
value.
Scale Log or linear
Sweep type Log, linear or list
Trace statistics
Average, standard deviation and peak of each trace.
Manual sweep function
Iterative measurements
at a user designated
point. After measuring
the overall performance
of a device within a wide
range, you can evaluate
the characteristic at a
specifi c point.
Marker functions
Peak search, next peak
search, max/min search,
bandwidth search, and
other marker
7 sub markers
Measurement and
frequency data are
displayed as sub marker
soft key labels.
Ceramic resonator
measurement
DC bias/test signal level monitor
Accurate reading of the DC bias or test signal level.
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