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Item #: 1029 |
Created: 4/1/2013
Categories: Oscilloscope - DL1700/1600/1500, Oscilloscope - DL6000/DLM6000, Oscilloscope - DL7400, Oscilloscope - DL9000/SB5000, Oscilloscope - DLM2000, Oscilloscope - Probes & accessories, Oscilloscope - Software, ScopeCorder
What is Decimation and How do I use Decimation in Xviewer?
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Solution:
Decimation is a technique used to reduce the total number of samples. You can use Xviewer to perform decimation on your waveform data files that have the WDF/WVF/ASCII CSV extension format. Decimation reduces the total number of samples by saving one data point for every x amount of data. You will need to specify the data interval.
For example, a decimation interval of "Per1000" means that for every 1000 points of data in your waveform, 1 data point is extracted and saved by Xviewer.
To do decimation in Xviewer, follow the procedures listed below:
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Transfer or open the appropriate *.WVF, *.WDF, or ASCII *.CSV file in Xviewer
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Click on File » Save As » More Options located at the bottom right corner of the Save As menu
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Click on the Compression drop-down menu and select Decim
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Click on the Compression Rate drop-down menu and select the desired interval
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Confirm all save configuration and save destination
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Click on Save to save the file
For a detailed example, please refer to the attached presentation file.


