Bandwidth Limit
Reducing the bandwidth also reduces the signal and system noise, and prevents high frequency aliasing.
Bandwidth Limiting Setup
To set bandwidth limiting:
1. In the menu bar, touch Vertical, then select a channel from the drop-down menu.
2. Touch inside the Bandwidth field and select a bandwidth limit value from the pop-up menu.
The options are:
Full
o
200 MHz
o
20 MHz
o
Averaging
The WaveRunner Xi oscilloscope allows you the opportunity to continuously average your signal to reduce signal
noise and aid in signal evaluation. If you want to use averaging, select a value here by touching inside the
Averaging field and entering a value up to 1 million sweeps on the pop-up keypad.
Linear and (SinX)/X Interpolation
Linear interpolation, which inserts a straight line between sample point, is best used to reconstruct straight-edged
signals such as square waves. (Sinx)/x interpolation, on the other hand, is suitable for reconstructing curved or
irregular waveshapes, especially when the sample rate is 3 to 5 times the system bandwidth.
Interpolation Setup
1. Touch the button for the channel you want to set up,
2. In the dialog area, touch inside the Interpolation field under Pre-Processing. "Pre-Processing" means
before Math processing.
3. Touch inside the Interpolation field. A pop-up menu appears offering Linear or Sinx/x interpolation.
4. Touch the button for the type of interpolation you want.
Inverting Waveforms
Touch the Invert checkbox to invert the waveform for the selected channel.
QuickZoom
QuickZoom automatically displays a zoom of the channel or trace on a new grid.
Turning On a Zoom
Touch the Zoom button
Finding Scale
You can access the Find Scale button from the Vertical Adjust dialog. This feature automatically calculates
peak-to-peak voltage, and chooses an appropriate Volts/Div scale to fully display the waveform.
Using Find Scale
1. Touch the trace label for the waveform you desire.
2. Touch the Find Scale icon.
WRXi-OM-E Rev C
in the Vertical Adjust dialog.
O
for example.
'
M
PERATOR
S
ANUAL
55