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== Header == | == Header == | ||
The known header values that are of interest to sigrok are as follows (addresses are hex): | The known header values that are of interest to sigrok are as follows (addresses are hex, and data is little endian): | ||
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The channel data starts at offset 0x51EC and is non-interleaved. Each active channel (starting with channel 1) has ''memory_depth'' continuous samples, followed by ''bytes_per_channel - memory_depth'' bytes of padding. | The channel data starts at offset 0x51EC and is non-interleaved. Each active channel (starting with channel 1) has ''memory_depth'' continuous samples, followed by ''bytes_per_channel - memory_depth'' bytes of padding. | ||
== Resources == | |||
* [https://github.com/Cat-Ion/rigol-ds4000-wfm A documentation of the known values of the format] | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:52, 29 December 2018
WFM4 is a proprietary file format used by the Rigol DS4000 series digital storage oscilloscopes. It is used to record the measured waveforms.
Header
The known header values that are of interest to sigrok are as follows (addresses are hex, and data is little endian):
| Bytes | Field |
|---|---|
| 0 - 3 | 0xA5 0xA5 0x38 0x00 |
| 40 | Bitmask of the activated analog channels (LSB is CH1, etc) |
| 60 - 63 | Memory depth: Number of samples per channel (uint32) |
| 64 - 67 | Sampling rate in Hz (float) |
| 134 - 137 | Bytes per channel: memory depth plus padding (uint32) |
The timespan of the file can be determined by:
number of points per channel / sampling rate
Data
The channel data starts at offset 0x51EC and is non-interleaved. Each active channel (starting with channel 1) has memory_depth continuous samples, followed by bytes_per_channel - memory_depth bytes of padding.