Pass /Fail Testing; Pas/Fail Testing; Overview; Mask Tests - LeCroy WaveSurfer MXs-B Getting Started Manual

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Overview

The WaveSurfer MXs-B oscilloscope's pass/fail testing is designed for basic
determination of whether a signal is within an industry-standard or user-defined
mask. Several unique views are provided to make it easy to understand when the
signal is falling outside of its desired range.

Mask Tests

You have the choice to do mask testing by using an existing mask, or by using a
mask created from your actual waveform, with vertical and horizontal tolerances
that you define. Existing masks can be loaded from a floppy disk or from a
network.
You can set your mask test to be True for waveforms All In, All Out, Any In, or Any
Out. For example, if you select All In, the test is False – even if a single waveform
falls outside the mask.
Masks that you create from your waveform can be confined to just a portion of
the trace by use of a measure gate. (See Measure Gate for an explanation of how
this feature works.)

Actions

You can decide the actions to occur upon your waveform's passing or failing, by
selecting one or all of the following:
stop
audible alarm
print image of display
emit pulse
save waveform
The selection Pulse causes a pulse to be output through the Aux Out connector.
This pulse can be used to trigger another oscilloscope. You can set the amplitude
and width of the pulse as described in Auxiliary Output Signals.
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