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Measurements
R&S
®
MXO 4 Series
193User Manual 1335.5337.02 ─ 05
9 Measurements
Using the R&S MXO 4 you can perform and display different measurements simultane-
ously, based on the active signal or math waveforms. The color of the results in the
result table corresponds with the source waveform color.
9.1 Cursor measurements
● Cursors and results of cursor measurements....................................................... 193
● Using cursors........................................................................................................ 194
● Settings for cursor measurements........................................................................ 196
9.1.1 Cursors and results of cursor measurements
Cursor measurements determine the results at the current cursor positions. The cur-
sors can be positioned manually, or can be configured to follow the waveform. You can
measure on one waveform, or on two different waveforms (sources).
Up to 2 cursor sets can be configured and displayed. Each cursor set consists of a pair
of horizontal or vertical cursors, or both. Cursor lines can be coupled so that the initially
defined distance is always maintained.
The cursors are displayed in the diagrams of the source waveform only, or in all dia-
grams. For each measurement, labels can be defined for the cursors. By default, the
cursors are labeled as Cu1.1 and Cu1.2.
How to set up cursor measurements is described in Chapter 9.1.2, "Using cursors",
on page 194. The Chapter 9.1.3, "Settings for cursor measurements", on page 196
provides a detailed description of all settings.
For details on using the result table, see Chapter 4.7, "Displaying results", on page 58.
9.1.1.1 Cursor measurements on time-based waveforms
The cursor for measurement on time-based waveforms returns the following results.
The results are displayed automatically when a cursor measurement is enabled.
Label Description
"X1, X2" Time at the position of the vertical cursors.
"Y1, Y2" Vertical values of the waveform at the position of the horizontal cursors in V or
A.
"dx" Difference between the vertical cursor (time) values
Cursor measurements
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