Data Views

Analysis of the captured data is a critical component of any Logic Analyzer. To make the analysis easier, DigiView provides three disitnct methods of organizing and displaying the rather large amount of data it is capable of capturing.

• Waveform Views - Waveform views display the data graphically in row form. All signals displayed in these views are time correlated for relational comparison of data changes and transitions. Any multi-channel signal can be "expanded" into additional rows with a single click of the mouse, making individual channel data easy to view when needed. Waveform views have extensive navigation features for fast comprehensive analysis.
• Table Views - While most manufacturers provide table views, they generally are not too useful for anything other than STATE mode signals. Most logic analyzer demos will show data changing on every sample, making the table view look interesting in timing mode. However, in real usage, most signals do not change at anywhere near the sample rate, causing the table to show a small sample of stable data. You might have to scroll several screens before seeing the signal transition. We have added several enhancements to the basic table view to make it truly beneficial in real-world usage. DigiView's tables include Compression, Downsampling, Delta timing and channel expansion options.
• List Views - List views present the decoded data of higher level signal types in column form. The display format of a List view will reflect the type of the signal assigned to it and may be numerical, graphical or both. This decoded data can be exported directly from within the List view if external analysis is needed.