OpenEx Headers
OpenEx Headers components are used with the OpenEx software suite, consolidating information about a circuit construct and making it readily available in OpenWorkbench.
This group includes the following components:
OxBuffer

Description:
The OXBuffer component is used with the OpenEx software suite. The OXBuffer acts as a circuit header, consolidating information about a circuit construct and making it readily available in OpenWorkbench. The OXBuffer is used in data buffer circuit constructs, which store an array of data in a memory buffer. See OpenEx Manual for more information.
OxList

Description:
The OXList component is used with the OpenEx software suite. The OXList acts as a circuit header, consolidating information about a circuit construct and making it readily available in OpenWorkbench. The OXList is used in data list circuit constructs, in which a list of values is stored in one buffer and corresponding time stamps are stored in another buffer. See the OpenEx Manual for more information.
OxScalar

Description:
The OXScalar component is used with the OpenEx software suite. The OXScalar acts as a circuit header, consolidating information about a circuit construct and making it readily available in OpenWorkbench. The OXScalar is used in triggered scalar circuit constructs, which are used when single variables that require a precise time stamp must be stored and the interval between events varies. See the OpenEx Manual for more information.
OxSnippet

Description:
The OXSnippet component is used with the OpenEx software suite. The OXSnippet acts as a circuit header, consolidating information about a circuit construct and making it readily available in OpenWorkbench. The OXSnippet is used in signal snippet circuit constructs, which consist of a time stamp and an associated data buffer. See the OpenEx Manual for more information.
OxStream

Description:
The OxStream component is used with the OpenEx software suite. The OxStream acts as a circuit header, consolidating information about a circuit construct and making it readily available in OpenWorkbench. The OxStream is used in continuous waveform circuit constructs, which are used for continuously acquired data waveforms that do not require a unique time stamp. See the OpenEx Manual for more information.