Waveform sequencing lets you create multiple configured waveforms with several common segments. Sequencing lets you build long, complex waveforms using minimal instrument memory. With waveform sequencing, you can save memory by replaying different shorter waveforms at various locations in your signal as needed.
Many tests require long waveform memory records. Eventually, the necessary record length may exceed the available waveform memory. Sequencing is a way to increase a signal’s length. In sequencing, different waveform segments repeat (or play back one after the other) through a user-defined sequence list.
Engineers looking to create a more efficient workflow to generate arbitrary signals can use waveform sequencing to develop a library of arbitrary waveform signals. Then they can reorganize the signals into a sequence to make a new signal.