Applications
MDA (Measure Data Analyzer) is used to visualize and analyze measurement data provided in MDF or ASCII format. For these purposes MDA provides a graphical (YT- and XY-oscilloscope), a tabular and a statistical view.
The user can customize layout and content of these views. MDA provides many useful functions such as zooming, scrolling, synchronizing different views, or searching for specific events. For special purposes, MDA provides an interface to define, calculate, visualize, and analyze signals, events, and bits.
For documentation and presentation purposes, MDA offers to print out views according to user defined templates and to export measurement data files in MDF or ASCII format.
Functions at a Glance
- Data visualization
- YT-/XY-oscilloscope, tabular and statistical view
- Separation of view layouts and measurement data
- Display of multiple measurement data files by one view
- Replacement and mapping of measurement files allows the easy reuse of existing layouts
- Support of multiple time rasters
- Display of measurement pauses and specific events
- Definition of new time axis
- Alignment of time rasters of different measurements by data interpolation
- Data analysis
- Cursors display measurement values at a specific time
- Zooming and scrolling
- Synchronization of cursors and time intervals of different views
- Calculation of signals derived from raw measurement data
- Graphical definition of x-offsets
- Discontinuous time axis to skip parts of signals with events being not of interest
- Integration with INCA
- Automatic display of measured data in MDA when data recording in INCA is stopped
- Display of snapshots during data recording with INCA
- Exchange of signal calculation formulas with INCA