Exporting Captured Data

Analyzer2Go allows exporting captured data into the CSV or binary format. To begin exporting, click the "Export" button on the Analyzer2Go toolbar:

Then pick the file name and the format for the exported data. Finally, press "Export" to begin exporting:

You can export data from live capture, continuous recordings, or existing DSF files.

Exported Data Formats

Analyzer2Go supports exporting the data in the formats shown below.

CSV files

CSV files are simple text files containing the exported values, one row per line. Below is a sample CSV file:

This sample file contains the following data:

• At time point #11, DQ = 1, DQ1 = 1
• At time point #25, DQ = 0, DQ1 = 1
• At time point #40, DQ = 1, DQ1 = 1
• At time point #54, DQ = 0, DQ1 = 1

Time points are stored in ticks of the sampling clock. Multiply them by the frequency shown in the Analyzer2Go status bar to get absolute values.

32-bit Binary Files

The 32-bit binary files use a very basic format to store the time labels and data. They repeatedly contain the following sequence:

• 32-bit time in ticks
• 32-bit bitmask (up to 32 channels)

All 32-bit values are stored in the LSB-first order. Below is a sample binary file equivalent to the CSV file shown above:

64-bit Binary Files

The 64-bit binary files use the same format as the 32-bit files, however each record contains 64 bits (8 bytes). Below is a sample 64-bit binary file equivalent to the 32-bit file above: