# :WMEMory:INTerpolate:METHod

:WMEMory General Commands

- :WMEMory:CLEar
- :WMEMory:COLor
- :WMEMory:CWINdow
- :WMEMory:DISPlay
- :WMEMory:DSTatus?
- :WMEMory:DSTatus:REASon?
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:FACTor
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:METHod
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:STATus?
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:STATus:REASon?
- :WMEMory:PATTern:FILE:GCODe
- :WMEMory:PATTern:FILE:NAME
- :WMEMory:PATTern:FILE:RELoad
- :WMEMory:PATTern:INVert
- :WMEMory:PATTern:KPATtern
- :WMEMory:PATTern:MODE
- :WMEMory:SIGNal:TYPE
- :WMEMory:STATus?
- :WMEMory:TTIMebase
- :WMEMory:UNAMe
- :WMEMory:UNAMe:UFName

## Command Syntax

    :WMEMoryN:INTerpolate:METHod {NONE| SINC}

Where N identifies one of eight {1:8} possible waveform memories. For example, `:WMEMory4`.

## Query Syntax

    :WMEMoryN:INTerpolate:METHod?

## Description

For the specified waveform memory's interpolation on load setting, this command selects sin(x)/x interpolation or no interpolation.

SINC
  Selects the sin(x)/x method, which is the default and is preferred when reconstructing a signal (having evenly spaced samples) that has been band limited. The number of points in the output waveform are evenly spaced and are set by the interpolation factor (`:WMEMory:INTerpolate:FACTor`) command.
NONE
  Turns interpolation on load off.