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# dlog-viewer – Viewer and Exporter for Keysight dlog Files
[**dlog-viewer**](https://finalrewind.org/projects/dlog-viewer/) loads voltage, current, and/or power measurements from .dlog files
produced by devices such as the Keysight N6705B DC Power Analyzer. It is
specifically meant for .dlog files that were written to a USB stick by the
power analyzer itself, so no Keysight software is required for analyzing them.
Measurements can be exported to CSV or plotted on-screen via matplotlib. There
is also support for changepoint detection to automatically identify changes in
the observed device behaviour. This is meant to work around a lack of digital
synchronization signals in the logged power traces.
This program is not affiliated with Keysight and has not been thoroughly tested, as I only have a singly type of power analyzer at hand.
Use at your own risk.
## Usage
Obtain a .dlog file e.g. by using the instrument's data logger feature.
dlog-viewer options include:
* plots showing voltage, current, or power over time (`--plot`),
* simple statistics (`--stat`, `--skip`, `--limit`)
* changepoint detectiong using the PELT algorithm (`--pelt`),
* CSV export of raw measurements (`--csv-export`), and
* JSON export of measurements and detected changepoints (`--json-export`).
See `bin/dlog-viewer --help` for details.
## Dependencies
* Python 3, numpy, matplotlib, xml.etree
* Changepoint detection: python3-ruptures
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