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CHAPTER 7
Using SIM 3
7.2.5. Average Time
The default Average Time (AvgTime) setting for Frequency Response measurements in SIM 3
is Constant Variance. With this method, the analyzer uses the same number of averages at all
frequencies to display the traces.
The other setting is Constant Time, which places the trace on the screen based on the last
16 updates, in a first in / first out manner. Because a greater number of averages are done
in the higher frequencies than in the lower frequencies over a given period of time, choosing
this setting might under certain conditions make the higher frequency portion of a frequency
response trace appear more solid with less fluctuation and moving around.
TIP: It is usually best to leave this setting in the default position — Constant
Variance.
7.2.6. Time Weighting
SIM 3 uses exponential time averaging for Time Weighting, which is a running time
average where older samples are given exponentially decreasing weight as compared
with more recent samples. The Time Weighting dropdown in the Band and Line Spectrum
measurements has three settings, and they do have some effect on how the data is acquired
and drawn in the trace graphs.
Slow — the default exponential time averaging, which uses a time constant of one
second.
Fast — which uses a time constant of 125 milliseconds.
Accumulate — the data is continually collected and averaged until the measurement
is restarted or changed.
Figure 7.7. Selecting Time Weighting from the dropdown list
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