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When running tests via the CANoe test environment, I can check the instantaneous value of a signal using e.g. checkSignalInRange(). For some signals it would make more sense to evaluate typical physical attributes like amplitude, frequency, period and mean value. Is there a way to do it in CANoe?

As an acceptable workaround, is it possible to set up some signals to be recorded during a test, and include the signal plot into the test report?

Dmitry Grigoryev
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I am not aware of any check functions for checking frequency, period, etc.

You can include a signal plot, by adding a graphics window plotting the signal of interest to your measurement setup, and add a screenshot of it to the test report by calling TestReportAddWindowCapture

MSpiller
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You have to install an additional CANoe option called .Scope, which provides you the access to Physical Layer of every Comm Channel configured in that particular CANoe Config.

https://vector.com/vi_canoe_canalyzer_scope_en.html

VioletVynil
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  • This is not exactly what I meant: I'm interested in logical signals (values periodically transmitted on the bus) rather than CAN physical level. Still, thanks for posting this, I didn't know such a feature existed. – Dmitry Grigoryev Sep 21 '18 at 12:31