Hi,
is there a (freeware) program available for computer, which would allow viewing waveforms recorded by InfiniiVision series oscilloscopes? I have hundreds of waveforms and I would like to quickly browse through them. The data is recorded in binary format and each .bin file contains several segments. There is an option of first converting .bin files to .csv files and then plot the data (see thread How to convert binary (.bin file) to ascii file?). However, this takes quite some time and space on a hard drive. I would prefer to first see all the waveforms and then select only few for further analysis.
Thanks for the help,
Matjaz
Hi Matjaz,
With the program that saves .bin to ascii, instead of saving to ascii, you can plot, say, 500 evenly-spaced samples from each waveform to a SVG file using Matplotlib. Then, viewing extra large icons in the Windows 10 File Explorer you can browse the SVG waveform plots. It's still going to take some time, but the SVG plot files should be pretty small, like 30KB each.
Best Regards,
Pat