SIMPLORER User Manual V6.0 - FER-a

Cursors
Command Toolbar Symbol and Description
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EQUIDISTANT Adapts the data sets in a simulator file to a homogeneous time
step.
FFT Computes the frequency spectrum of a channel.
POWER Calculate the power and Total Harmonic Distortion, a measure
of the harmonic content, for any simulation quantity.
FLIP Doubles an data channel axissymetrical around the Y axis for
different X values.
CHARACTERISTICS Compute parameters important in time domain system analysis.
MATLAB TOOLBOX Opens the Matlab Toolbox dialog to exchange data between
the DAY Post Processor and the Matlab workspace. See also
14.1.8 “Matlab Tool Interface” on page 449.
If a curve has been drawn in a coordinate system, then the ANALYSIS>CURSOR command allows
the user to fade in two cursors which can be moved by mouse or keyboard buttons. The
cursor positions (x, y) are displayed in the cursor output window. The ANALYSIS>CURSOR command
is also available on the shortcut menu of a data channel.
Cursor display in the
graphical presentation
The TAB key switches between the cursors. If the mouse is used, the left mouse button activates
cursor #1 and the right one activates cursor #2. The cursors move from one data set
entry to the next one in sequence. If the data set is very large and the keyboard buttons are
used, press the SHIFT and the CTRL key to increase the cursor speed. If several curves are
displayed in one window, press the UP or DOWN ARROW key to switch between the curves.
If you know one the coordinates of a specific value, you can enter the value directly in the cursor
output window. After TAB the cursor is placed at the entered position automatically.