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Measurements
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MXO 5 Series
198User Manual 1802.3369.02 ─ 02
Remote command:
GATE<g>:ENABle on page 568
Coupling mode
The gate coupling mode selects how the gate area is defined.
"Manual"
Manually define the gate with a user-defined start and stop values.
"Cursor"
Cursor coupling is available if a cursor is defined. The gate area is
defined by the cursor lines of an active cursor measurement.
If several cursor measurements are enabled, select the "Cursor" to be
used for gating. The start and stop values of the gate are adjusted to
the values of the cursor line positions. The measurement is limited to
the part of the waveform between the cursor lines.
"Zoom"
Zoom coupling is available if a zoom is defined. The gate area is
defined identically to the zoom area - if you change the zoom, the
gate changes as well.
If several zoom diagrams are defined, select the "Zoom" diagram to
be used for gating. The start and stop values of the gate are adjusted
to the values of the zoom positions.
"Spectrum"
Spectrum coupling is available if a spectrum is enabled.
If several spectrums are enabled, select the "Spectrum" diagram to
be used for gating.
Remote command:
GATE<g>:GCOupling on page 568
GATE<g>:CURSor on page 569
GATE<g>:ZDIagram on page 569
Mode
Selects if the gate settings are configured using absolute or relative values.
"Absolute"
The gate is defined by absolute start and stop values with "Start" and
"Stop".
"Relative"
The gate's start and stop values are defined by a percentage of the
value range with "Relative start" and "Relative stop".
Remote command:
GATE<g>:MODE on page 569
GATE<g>:ABSolute:STARt on page 570
GATE<g>:ABSolute:STOP on page 570
GATE<g>:RELative:STARt on page 570
GATE<g>:RELative:STOP on page 570
Measurements gated by G<x>
Displays all active measurements that are limited by the gate.
Remote command:
MEASurement<mg>:GATE on page 563
Add
Opens a dialog to select the measurements to be gated by the active gate. You can
select from the list of all enabled measurements.
Automatic measurements
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