AQ6370 series, communicating with a computer and exporting data plots. Yokogawa spectrometers are equipped with an Ethernet interface, which makes it easy to communicate between the computer and the spectrometer via a network cable; the user only needs to configure the IP addresses of the computer and the spectrometer. Users only need to configure the IP address of the computer and the spectrometer. Default parameters such as user name, password, port number, etc. can be used, but make sure that the IP addresses of the computer and the spectrometer are in the same network segment.

Usually, after we finish the spectral scanning and get the corresponding spectral analysis results, we will save the test data of the moment for data statistics or data backup. So for Yokogawa spectrometer, what are the methods to save and export the data of each test to PC? This issue briefly summarises several ways to save and transfer the test data of Yokogawa spectrometer, if you need to know more about the use of skills, welcome to leave a message to us.

An Arbitrary Waveform Generator is a signal source capable of generating any desired waveform, using pre-stored digital data that describes the ever-changing voltage of the signal. Arbitrary waveform generators offer greater flexibility and accuracy and can generate almost any user-defined signal shape. It is widely used in communication, test and measurement, education, and scientific research.

An Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG) is an electronic device used to generate a variety of complex, non-periodic waveform signals. Compared with traditional function generators, an arbitrary waveform generator offers greater flexibility and accuracy, and can generate almost any user-defined signal shape. It is widely used in communication, test and measurement, education, and scientific research.

The AQ6370E is a spectral analyzer for communications and general purpose applications, with a wavelength range of 600 nm to 1700 nm, that measures the spectra of both singlemode and multimode fibers.The AQ6370E offers performance enhancements such as higher measurement speeds, higher near-peak dynamic ranges, and higher stray-light rejection compared to its predecessor, the AQ6370D.The AQ6370E also has a large touch screen for easy operation and data display. The AQ6370E also has a large touch screen for easy operation and data display.The AQ6370E is available in two models, the standard model and the high performance model, the latter offering higher wavelength accuracy and dynamic range.

The keysight 86100D oscilloscope is available with two user interfaces, the classic DCA user interface and the new FlexDCA user interface. The classic DCA user interface is fully compatible with the 86100C DCA-J oscilloscope and is very familiar to use. the FlexDCA user interface is vector-based and offers additional signal analysis features such as de-embedding/embedding, equalization, phase-locked loops, phase noise, customized analysis, and more. It is possible to switch between the two user interfaces according to your needs with the touch of a button on the screen.

Instrument self-test refers to the use of instrumentation units or individuals, in accordance with certain methods and cycles, the performance and accuracy of the instrumentation to check and evaluate the process. The purpose of self-test is to ensure the reliability and accuracy of the instruments and prevent the quality of production, scientific research, testing and other work from being affected by the failure or error of the instruments and meters. The methods and standards of self-inspection should be determined according to the type, use, requirements and other factors of the instrumentation, generally including visual inspection, functional inspection, precision inspection, etc. The results of self-inspection should be recorded in the instrumentation manual. The results of self-inspection should be recorded in the self-inspection record sheet of the instrumentation, and the problems found should be dealt with in time.

FlexDCA software runs on the YesTech Digital Communications Analyzer (DCA) family of sampling oscilloscopes (also known as equivalent time oscilloscopes). DCA can help you display and analyze the analog properties of high-speed signals, such as those used in wireline communications and data center links.FlexDCA is installed by the manufacturer on the DCA-X mainframe, or it can be installed on a computer to control the DCA-M or remotely control the DCA-X.