Filter

Overview

The () icon allows to insert a 'filter' control in the workspace. 'Filter' control allows to display curves at specific conditions (Frequency, Quiescent current, Date, Temperature, Description ...).

Click on the () icon then anywhere in the workspace, drag the mouse to delimit the filter.



'Filter' control will automatically display all variables containing at least more than one value. It is possible to select the filter variables to display using the filter configuration tab.



  • Source: select if the parameter is a variable or data
  • Method: select the method of extraction ('Interpolation', 'Minimum', 'Maximum', 'First', 'Last', 'Average', 'Sum') (Only for data)
  • Level: select the frequency level corresponding to the data to display
    Note: The level setting is done to sort the data when harmonics (Level : f0, 2.f0, 3.f0 ...) or 2-tones (Level : 2.f2-f1, f1, f2, 2.f1-f2 ...) measurements analysis are required.
  • Data: select the parameter to display
    Note: The data list depends on the *.imx file loaded in the 'Datasource, on the 'Allowed curves' defined and on the 'Level' selected. The data list is sorted by alphabetical order.
  • Unit: select the unit of the parameter to display
    Note: The unit list depends on the data selected.
  • Complex: define if the data is a complex or not, if checked, unlocks the following parameter.
  • Complex Part: select the complex part corresponding to the parameter to display when this one is a complex number (A1,B1,A2,B2, Zin, Zload, ...).
  • Post-treatment: allows to invert the sign
  • Name: choose a custom name
  • ID: ID of the output curve, change to define a custom one
  • Rounding: if a numerical data is used, defines the precision of the number of digits to compare (after the comma).
  • Multi-Selection: allows to select multiple curves in drop-downl list mode.

Example

Define the 'Allowed Curves' of the filter control corresponding to the curve type to be filtered.

Once the 'Filter' has been set, insert a new Graph to link each others. Then set the 'Source' of the graph on 'Filter1', and the 'Allowed curves' on the desired curve type. Once the graph is correctly set, move the filter's sliders to update the trace plot in the graph.
Note: It is possible to switch in interval mode in order to display a range of variables.