MultiAcqView – Multiple Acquisition Data Analysis

How would I benefit from this feature?

You can plot any column of data in a MultiAcqView view versus acquisition number as a TimeView to watch any statistic trend over time to watch any statistic trend over time, or in a HistoView. In the screen shot below, we are plotting the Tj column versus acquisition. With this new view, it is possible to watch the convergence/divergence properties of your RjDj measurements. This will help you find rare jitter events that sub-sampled systems miss, like BER Blooming. You can plot any number of MultiAcqView columns, not just on the RjDj MultiAcqView view, but on any MultiAcqView view on any M1 measurement.

Oftentimes when specifying a new measurement view, M1™ users are given a choice about how they want view the measurements statistics that will be collected. One very useful way to view that data is in a tabular format called MultiAcqView™. In this view, there is one line entry for each acquisition, with all of the usual statistics for the measurement on one line. This lets you use MultiAcqView to see individual measurement results versus acquisition. The user can also plot any column of data in a MultiAcqView view versus acquisition number as a TimeView to watch any statistic trend over time to watch any statistic trend over time, or in a HistoView. In the screen shot below, we are plotting the Tj column versus acquisition. With this new view, it is possible to watch the convergence/divergence properties of your RjDj measurements. This will help you find rare jitter events that sub-sampled systems miss, like BER Blooming. You can plot any number of MultiAcqView columns, not just on the RjDj MultiAcqView view, but on any MultiAcqView view on any M1 measurement.