运用示波器的分段式撷取记忆功能提高信号撷取的效率-Keysight.PDF

Using a Scope’s Segmented Memory to / Capture Signals More Efficiently Application Note 1573 1573 Introduction In many applications, such as radar, pulsed lasers, and applications that employ packets of serial data, short bursts of signal activity are interspersed with relatively long periods of signal inactivity. Some oscilloscopes have a feature called “segmented memory” (sometimes known as sequential single shot / memory), which can help you capture more of the active signal information. Oscilloscopes with / segmented memory, such as the Agilent Infiniium scopes (8000 Agilent Infiniium 8000 Series and DSO80000 Series), DSO80000 store information only during the active bursts or pulses; they store no information during the inactive periods. Because valuable memory “real estate” is not used during the inactive periods, you can capture more of the critical signal activity. This feature also means file sizes are smaller, which makes it easier to store waveform files. Agilent DSO/DSA90000 The Agilent DSO/DSA90000 Series features the industrys 6 GHz fastest intersegment time of 2.5 intersegment time 2.5 s �s for ≤6 GHz models, along with 01G the largest number of segments: 131,072 segments for ≤6 GHz 1 G models when ordered with 1 G 131,072 acquisition memory option 01G.