When a waveform is selected, filtering is applied using the name of the waveform as the scope.You can move it to the maximum or minimum point on the waveform or quickly jump to the next/previous peak/trough. Select the cursor (by clicking on its tab) to gain access to a range of commands (on the main Wave menu and SimView Cursor toolbar) that operate on the cursor.

Enable display of information from the Cursors tab of the Chart Options dialog ( Chart » Chart Options).

Measurement information based on the cursor(s) used can also be presented in the chart (beneath the relevant plot(s) in which the cursor(s) are being used).

It should be noted that for measurements other than B-A, both cursors need to be added to the same waveform. The measurement type(s) available will appear automatically in the Measurement Cursors region of the Sim Data panel. There are a number of measurements that can be made based on the positions of these two cursors. You can add a second measurement cursor using the Cursor B command to the same waveform or a different waveform.For example, if Cursor A was already used for a waveform and you selected another waveform and assigned Cursor A to it, Cursor A will disappear from the original waveform and be reassigned to the new waveform. The Cursor A measurement cursor can only be used once.The cursor tab will assume the same color as that used by the waveform to which it is assigned.This can also be achieved by right-clicking on the cursor's tab then choosing Cursor Off from the context menu. Running the command again (from the main menu only) will turn the cursor off.

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