8. Generating a Report

Overview

The overall summary of a processing run in Morpheus™ is summarized in the Report tool. This tool generates a PDF report for your use, which documents the utilized .cgh file, input measured data, what steps were performed when processing, misalignment details, and the uncertainty summary. The figure below demonstrates what you can expect to see when you create your own report.

1. Click on the Reports” button to view the data report.
2. Print the report using the print button, either to a PDF or to a printer.
3. The input data information, describing the measurement file, CGH reference file, serial number of the CGH, and TWE source are included at the top of the report.
4. The raw measurement data loading into Morpheus™, before any processing in Morpheus™ has occurred, is shown in the upper left of the report.
5. The final processed data map, as well as the misalignment data fit and removed (if applicable), is shown in the upper right of the report. This is the data that was saved if and when you clicked the export data button.
6. The specific processing steps, and settings applied, during processing by Morpheus™ are reported in the report, as a documentation of exactly what steps occurred to generate the final data.
7. The fit misalignment details between the CGH and UUT are reported at the bottom of page 1 of the report.

The second page of the report details the uncertainty information for the processing. The parameters of this page are shown below.

1. The alignment uncertainty data is reported in the left of the report, including the individual and total RSS uncertainty.
2. The measurement uncertainty is reported in the upper right of the report, detailing the individual and total RSS uncertainty.
3. The CGH uncertainty is reported in the lower right of the report, where the as built uncertainty SFE contributions are listed as well as the total RSS uncertainty contribution are listed.
4. The total test uncertainty is reported in the top of the page. The total test uncertainty is calculated by combining the individual error sources as a root-sum-square (RSS) stack-up.

 

Next Steps

At this stage, all processing of data has occurred, and you can now export your data to a file. Please see the Exporting Data section of this manual for details on how to export your data.