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Test view

The Test view module displays all information regarding the selected test and allows to edit the measurement setup and settings. The view of every tab depends on the test itself. This section just gives a general overview, for a specific test refer to the specific manual of a test. As well as any other module the Test sequence can be enabled/disabled in the menu, placed anywhere, automatically hidden or fixed in its position and stacked with other modules.

Input#

The test input tab displays the tests the users are allowed to implement. Based on the selected test, selecting measurement sources, setting ranges and limits, defining sweeps and breaking conditions are available accordingly.

Input Example 6 pole

Test Input Example K2600 6 pole test

Output#

The test output tab enables the user to define captions for output parameters. Additionallly limits can be definied which later can be used as a break condition. The user can set the minimum, maximum and define a fail bin for each parameter that allows a statistical evaluation and analysis of the frequency of occurrence for specific failures. If the limit of a parameter is reached, Measmatic offers the following continuations:

• continue → Measurement will continue even if the limit is reached

• stop → Measurement will stop when the limit is reached

• ask → User interaction required to decide individually for each case

Output Example 6 pole

Test Output Example K2600 6 pole test

Calculations#

Calculations provide mathematic functionality to add abstract and complex functions into a test and create a referable variable. In the formula editor the user can select from predefined mathematic functions and all test variables to create a new formula. By clicking apply, the syntax is checked and a valid formula will be added to the list.

Icon Description
Add Add a new Formula to the table
Minus Remove a selected Formula
Edit Opens the Formula Editor for a selected cell
Recalc Recalculates the selected Formula

Table: Formula Editor Functions

Results#

The test results tab displays a table with all measured values. For each parameter and measurement run an array of values is accessible in the table. By double-clicking a cell the curve data of the selected parameter will be displayed in a separate window.

Results Example 4 pole

Test Results Example 4 pole test

Diagram settings#

The diagram settings tab provides the setup of the diagrams to display the measured data in a chart. In the upper part of the tab, the user can define the diagram content. The bottom menu defines the layout of each diagram individually.

Icon Description
Add Add a new graph definition
Minus Remove a selected graph definition

Diagram Settings Example 6 pole

Diagram Settings Example 6 pole test

Header Description
X Axis values Selectable parameters from a Dropdown menu that will be assigned to the X-axis
Y1 Axis values Selectable parameters from a Dropdown menu that will be assigned to the Y1 axis
Y2 Axis values Selectable parameters from a Dropdown menu that will be assigned to the Y2 axis
Diagram Selectable diagram from a Dropdown menu
Show error band Displays the error band within the chart when enabled
Check error band Compares the values from the measurement with the error band
Show reference curve Displays the reference curve within the chart when enabled
Error X % Allowed deviation from the X-Error band in percent
Error Y % Allowed deviation from the Y-Error band in percent

Table: Diagram Settings

Diagrams#

The diagrams tab displays all defined diagrams. Each diagram is separated into 3 different areas:

• Chart (Top Left)

• Chart Overview (Bottom Left)

• Measurement Values Table (Right)

The chart appearance can be changed depending on the requirements of the user. The chart overview always displays the full range of the values and displays the selected view when zooming in or out. The table on the right displays all measurement data. Every curve can be enabled or disabled, referenced with a unique user-defined name and a unique line appearance. The table can be filtered by the name or parameter unit to display only the important curves.

Interaction Function Description
Left Click + move Zoom In Draw a rectangle within the chart to zoom min
Double Click Auto-Scale Reset the current zoom settings and activate auto scaling
Mouse Wheel Zoom In/Out Zoom in/out at the current cursor position
Right Click Enable tooltips Enables/disables the tooltip that displays the measurement values within the chart at the current cursor position
Enable crosshairs Enables/disables a crosshair that displays the values of the current cursor position
Show Axis settings Shows the axis setting menu that allows the user to disable auto-scaling, enter fixed min and max values of the chart and select either a linear or logarithmic scale
Save as image Stores the current chart in a file (.png)

Table: Diagram Interaction

Diagram Settings Example 6 pole

Diagram Example 6 pole test

Formula editor#

In the formula editor the user can select from predefined mathematic functions and all test variables to create a new formula. By clicking apply, the syntax is checked and a valid formula will be added to the list.

Figure 9.9: Formula Editor

Formula Editor