Classroom
- Measurement basics
- Multi Channel measurement software
- Application notes
- Frequently used terms
- Aliasing
- Auto setup
- Arbitrary Waveform Generator
- Bandwidth
- Bus types
- CMRR
- Data logger
- Differential attenuator
- Differential input
- Edge trigger
- Envelope mode
- Function generator
- Input range
- Multimeter
- Oscilloscope
- Pre trigger
- Record length
- Resolution
- Sample frequency
- Sampling
- Scope
- Signal coupling
- Single ended input
- Spectrum analyzer
- Total Harmonic Distortion
- Time base
- Transient recorder
- Triggering
- Force Trigger
- Trigger hold-off
- Trigger hysteresis
- Trigger level
- Trigger source
- Trigger time out
- Trigger type
- TV trigger
- USB
- Voltmeter
- Window trigger
- How to install a driver
I/O's
In the I/O's section of the object tree different I/O processing blocks can be added.
I/O's are objects that accept data (Input), process this data in a specific way,
like e.g. adding, multiplying, filtering, etc. and then generate the processed data (Output).
The inputs and outputs of the I/O block can either be time domain or frequency domain data.
Currently the following I/O's are available:
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Gain/Offset
The Gain/Offset I/O can be used to multiply a signal with a certain factor and to add an offset.
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Add/Subtract
The Add/Subtract I/O can be used to add or subtract the data of different sources.
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Multiply/Divide
The Multiply/Divide I/O can be used to multiply or divide the data of different sources.
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SQRT
The SQRT I/O calculates the square root of each sample of the source's data.
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ABS
The ABS I/O can be used to take the absolute value of all samples of its source.
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Differentiate
The Differentiate I/O is used to differentiate data.
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Integrate
The Integrate I/O integrates all data of its source.
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Log
The Logarithm I/O calculates the logarithm of the input data.
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Average
The Average I/O averages successive measurements and outputs the average of these measurements.
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LowPass
The Low pass filter I/O is used to filter data using a first order low pass filter.
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MinMax
The Min/Max detector I/O can be used for detecting minimum or maximum values of a source.
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Limiter
The Limiter I/O can be used to limit or clip a signal to a certain range.
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Resampler
The Resampler I/O can be used to decrease or increase the sample frequency (and record length with the same ratio) of a signal.
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DataCollector
The Data collector I/O is used when performing streaming measurements, to append the consecutive blocks of data to each other.
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FFT
The FFT I/O is used for spectral analysis of a signal.
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DutyCycle
The Duty cycle I/O can be used to determine the duty cycle of a signal.
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RPM
The RPM I/O can be used to convert a crankshaft signal into revolutions per minute.
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PulseDecoder
The Pulse decoder I/O decodes the two signals from a quadrature encoder to a pulse count/position.
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CAN
The CAN analyzer I/O decodes analog data to CAN data.