imc FAMOS Videos

Get an introduction on the user interface and how to load data of a certain file format.

What is shown in detail:

• User interface overview
• Using shortcut folders
• Importing data from the file browser in imc FAMOS
• Load data using the file dialog
• Choosing from the list of supported file formats

See how to get started in displaying, zooming and navigating through measurement data.

What is shown in detail:

• Opening a free-floating curve window
• Zooming and shifting data using mouse moves
• Zooming into a rectangular area of data
• Using the overview window and link cursors to navigate within large data sets
• Changing line styles in diagrams
• Plotting multiple channels in diagrams with shared or individual axes or coordinate systems
• The axes list in the configuration window

Learn the concepts of markers to highlight or measure parts of measurement data.

What is shown in detail:

• Placing markers at specific points in a curve
• Min/Max markers
• Dimension lines
• Customizing markers and using placeholders

Get an introduction on how to use mathematical processing functions and create analysis sequences from them.

What is shown in detail:

• Finding the right function in the library
• Filtering accelerometer signals
• Persisting processing functions in the input window
• The help section
• Creating a sequence of several calculations

Learn how custom processing functions can be integrated into your daily workflow.

What is shown in detail:

• Using a sequence function (SQF) including the parameter assistant
• An example SQF for filtering a signal, creating a frequency spectrum and identifying the 3 major frequencies
• Overlaying several spectra
• Enabling peak plotting as symbols on top of a curve

Learn the first steps of handling sets of test run data.

What is shown in detail:

• Loading data with measurement names associated
• The measurement-specific split view of the variables list
• Using symbolic measurement numbers is curve windows
• Plotting channels from multiple measurements at the same time
• Fixing a measurement run as a reference to compare against
• Performing calculations on dynamically selected measurements by index

See how to use the Panel to nicely manage repeated analysis and reporting demands and integrate previously created analysis sequences behind buttons and other interactive controls.

What is shown in detail:

• The widget library
• Embedding an existing free-floating curve window on the Panel
• Adding texts, pictures and shapes to pages
• Input fields, action buttons and other dialog widgets to initiate processing
• The difference between dialog and report pages

Quick and easy data importing with the signal analysis software imc FAMOS. 

This video shows how you can calculate the measurement uncertainty of your analyses using imc FAMOS, what you need to be aware of and the benefits you can receive. 

Measurement data is retrieved in a variety of different data structures and representations and it can be challenging to find the right visual representation method for interpreting and presenting the results. In this webinar we will showcase a variety of available representation tools integrated in imc FAMOS, that provide a broad range of customization for almost any desired visualization of your data. All the tools that will be shown in this webinar can even be accessed free of charge with the imc FAMOS Reader.

» Download the imc FAMOS project files used in this webinar here

Many applications require repeated measurements of the same DUT, measurements under variation of parameters, or comparative measurements of different DUTs. Common to all of these is the subsequent viewing and evaluation of extensive measurement series. This can be done particularly efficiently with specialized analysis software. Thanks to unique tools, viewing, evaluating, and documenting measurement data with imc FAMOS is particularly efficient - both manually and automatically. Using practical examples, this webinar demonstrates the workflow from import to the finished report.

» Download the imc FAMOS project files used in the webinar here

Today´s testing demands require an increasing number of sensors and signals to be recorded during measurement campaigns. The sheer amount of data makes it challenging to analyze afterward and requires a solid and efficient workflow. In this webinar, we will showcase powerful tools provided by imc FAMOS, including multiple new features that were introduced in the brand-new version for 2023, to efficiently view, load and analyze the data.