User`s guide

Example File
The following multi-page illustration shows the contents of a simple measurement file (of the
SDF 1.) It defines just one trace. The trace’s Y-axis values are contained in a vector of data at the end of
the file (in the record SDF_YDATA_HDR). The trace’s X-axis values are calculated from information in
the record SDF_DATA_HDR.
File power.dat
B
SDF_FILE_HDR
recordType: 10
recordSize: 64
revisionNum: 0
applic: 1
yearStamp: 0
monthDayStamp: 0
hourMinStamp: 0
applicVer:
num_of_DATA_HDR_record: 1
num_of_VECTOR_record: 1
num_of_CHANNEL_record: 1
num_of_UNIQUE_record: 0
num_of_SCAN_STRUCT_record: 0
num_of_XDATA_record: 0
offset_of_DATA_HDR_record: 168
offset_of_VECTOR_record: 1532
offset_of_CHANNEL_record: 1550
offset_of_UNIQUE_record:
−1
offset_of_SCAN_STRUCT_record:
−1
offset_of_XDATA_record:
−1
offset_of_YDATA_record: 1692
SDF_MEAS_HDR
recordType: 11
recordSize: 102
unique_record:
−1
centerFreq: 2.560000E+04
spanFreq: 6.553600E+04
blockSize: 1024
zoomModeOn: 0
startFreqIndex: 0
Standard Data Format (SDF)
B-42