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
Sinks
In the Sinks section of the object tree different Sinks can be added.
Sinks are objects that only accept data and make it visible to the user,
like e.g. graphs and meters.
The following sinks are currently available:
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Meter
The Meter sink can be used to view numerical values in segment displays as well as gauge displays.
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Data grid
The Data grid sink can be used to view alphanumerical values in a table.
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Disk writer
The Disk writer sink can be used to store measured data directly to disk.
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Sound
The Sound sink can be used to make data audible.
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Serial analyzer
The Serial analyzer sink can be used to monitor a serial bus and decode the serial data on the bus.
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I²C analyzer
The I²C analyzer sink can be used to inspect the data being transferred on an I²C bus.
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Compression test
The Compression test sink can be used to perform a dynamic compression test on a combustion engine.