Draw (Line Tab)

Menu Path: Utilities > Limit Tests > New button > New button

The limit line can be either one continuous line or a set of connected points. In the Limit Point Editor, there is a check box for connecting a line from a previous point. If the box is cleared, that point is not connected to the previous point and creates a discontinuity.

A discontinuity (unconnected points) is displayed differently for the two Draw selections. If One Line is selected, the line is drawn to the top of the grid for a upper limit and the bottom for a lower limit for the discontinuity. If Connected Points is selected, the discontinuity is shown by a gap. There are no lines drawn between two disconnected points.

Trace A is an example of a limit line with all of its points connected.             Trace B is an example of a limit line with a discontinuity at 990MHz and the Draw selection of Connected Points.           Trace C is an example of a limit line with a discontinuity at 990MHz and the Draw selection of One Line.

See Also

Line Tab (Limit Line Editor)

Limit Point Editor Dialog Box