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M1 Oscilloscope Tools™
Apps for M1
Learn how Apps help you speed your measurement workflow. From compliance, to stimulus-response to new measure- ments.
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Free! M1 Waveform Viewer™
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M1's TimeView™ allows you to view the behavior of your signal in a time-vs-time manner, for example showing the length of each period in a clock train vs its order of arrival. ASA invented this type of analysis using the data from a real-time oscilloscope, and holds several patents on that technology for which we draw patent royalties from scope manufacturers.
The M1 FFTView™
gives users a spectral view of their signals-under-test. The FFTView
lets M1 users understand the jitter spectrum of their DUTs. The X-axis
is in frequency units, and goes from 0 Hz to 1/2 of the fundamental
frequency of the signal being measured. The FFT cannot go above this
frequency because the 'sample rate' (for the purposes of the FFT) is
equal to the fundamental frequency (the clock frequency for a Clock, or
the data rate for a Data signal). In that case, Nyquist tells us that
only frequencies up to 1/2 of that frequency can be extracted. The Y
axis is in either decibel (dB) units or time units, as selected using
the dropdown list. You may select either dB units or three different
time units. The time units are selected according to what amplitude
you wish to see - RMS jitter, Peak (1-sided) jitter, or Peak-to-Peak
(2-sided) jitter. Various filters and window methods (Hamming, Hanning,
etc.) are available.
