Readings from Plotted Results

Hi,

Is there a way to mark two points - one on each of two different traces, and display the calculated difference. For instance, if I want to determine the phase shift using a trace of the source current and a trace of the voltage at a component. Essentially want to compute the time difference between the neighboring peak voltage and peak current.

Also, is there a way to command the cursor to park at a maximum/peak value on a trace?

by dshah2k
February 15, 2013

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