- 2013-07-25

HI - I hope you find this tool useful.

What I always wanted to do, but for some reason the native Teradyne wavetool does not allow it, is to be able to have a directory full of waves and then drag and drop them on the wavetool to analyze the data. The native tool requires you to open them up one by one from the GUI or use VBT code.

So what you can do here is save your .wav files to a directory and then you can either use drag and drop or open them one at a time from the menu.

The interface to plot is fairly straightforward. You have to select a column (or multiple columns) in the table and then hit the plot button. You can select a subrange from the table and plot that as well.

There is clearly a lot more functionality in the native TER wavetool for zooming and switching from Time to Frequency domain. So I'll work on that for the next revision. Meanwhile, you have something that you can use away from the ATE and/or give .wavs to your colleagues and they can open, view, save away to .csv files.