Oscilloscope software, referred to as Time Scope in DSP System Toolbox™, performs time-domain analysis of multichannel signals and data—tasks that are traditionally handled by hardware instruments. Time Scope (oscilloscope software) is one in a set of multichannel streaming scopes.
Using oscilloscope software (Time Scope in DSP System Toolbox) with MATLAB® and Simulink®, engineers can visualize, measure, and analyze the time-domain characteristics of evolving multichannel signals or streaming data in real-time or during simulation.
Time Scope displays signal characteristics and measurements such as signal amplitude, cycles, and time between events in the waveform for a variety of signals and data types that include audio, biosignals, communication signals, speech, and streaming data acquired from sensors and instruments. The user interface, features, and measurements are consistent with conventional hardware-based oscilloscopes.
The oscilloscope software in DSP System Toolbox includes the following signal measurements:
- Cursor measurements
- Peak finder
- Triggers
- Signal statistics such as maximum, minimum, mean, median, and RMS values
- Bilevel measurements such as transitions, overshoot or undershoot, and cycles
For more information on oscilloscope software, see the DSP System Toolbox documentation.
Oscilloscope software in DSP System Toolbox showing Time Scope measurements for displaying and analyzing multichannel signals and streaming data. Bilevel measurements: transitions (top left), bilevel measurements: pulse cycle (top right), cursor measurements (bottom right), peak finder (bottom left).
