{"id":70895,"date":"2022-02-22T09:38:30","date_gmt":"2022-02-22T09:38:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.dewetron.com\/news\/export-options-in-oxygen\/"},"modified":"2026-09-20T02:28:07","modified_gmt":"2026-09-20T02:28:07","slug":"export-options-in-oxygen","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dewetron.com\/us\/news\/export-options-in-oxygen\/","title":{"rendered":"Which export options in OXYGEN do we offer?"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Software for data evaluation and analysis has a variety of features, ranging from simple data integration to FFT analysis and the creation of efficiency maps. But the main characteristic of a good data analysis program is its compatibility with other programs. DEWETRON’s in-house OXYGEN software<\/a> is designed for compatibility and therefore offers a variety of export formats and export options. In this article we want to introduce you to exactly these functions of our OXYGEN software.<\/p>\n\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

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Many export formats – wide compatibility<\/h2>\n
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OXYGEN offers you a high number of export formats. This ensures that your recorded and evaluated data can be read by as many other programs as possible.<\/p>\n

Export formats include common formats such as *.txt<\/strong><\/em> (text file), *.csv<\/strong><\/em> (CSV file), *.xlsx<\/strong><\/em> (Excel file) or *.mat<\/strong><\/em> (Matlab file). But also less known file formats are available as export options, for example *.dmd<\/strong><\/em> files. This is a useful export format for data reduction, as for example you can export the area between the cursors.<\/p>\n

A format widely used in the automotive industry is *.mdf 4.0\/4.1<\/strong><\/em>.\u00a0 This format, developed by the Robert Bosch GmbH\u00a0in 1991, makes it possible to efficiently store measurement data. The *.rsp<\/strong><\/em> (rcp III)<\/strong><\/em> format also offers a similar functionality.<\/p>\n

In the medical or audio industry, the *.wav<\/strong><\/em> format is popular to store raw data of vibrations. These vibrations can represent pulse beats, sound recordings or even earthquakes.<\/p>\n

An export format introduced in OXYGEN 5.7 is *.hdf5<\/strong><\/em>. The use case for this format is mainly in scientific applications for storing large amounts of data. Additionally, *.hdf5<\/em> allows the storage of convoluted data and can save measurement data as well as metadata in the same file.<\/p>\n

Other export formats offered by OXYGEN are *.uff<\/strong><\/em> (binary and ACII), *.nt <\/strong><\/em>(DynaWorks) and *.dat<\/strong><\/em> (DIADEM).<\/p>\n

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Special export options – great flexibility<\/h2>\n
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Export formats offer you a high level of compatibility. But the options which a program additionally offers you when saving data allow you to work even more flexibly.<\/p>\n

OXYGEN therefore also offers you a number of special export options, each of which could already significantly simplify your everyday work life:<\/p>\n