Scalar Measurements with the NI-SCOPE Measurements Library for National Instruments High-Speed Digitizers/Oscilloscopes
This help file is installed with the NI-SCOPE driver or can be downloaded here.
All scalar measurements found in the help file are listed below.
RMS Voltage Measurements
AC Estimate
Voltage Cycle RMS
FFT Amplitude
Voltage RMS
DC Voltage Measurements
Voltage Average
Voltage Cycle Average
DC Estimate
Area Measurements
Area
Integral
Cycle Area
Voltage Extrema Measurements
Voltage Min
Voltage Low
Voltage Max
Voltage High
Voltage Peak to Peak
Voltage Amplitude
Voltage Base
Voltage_Top
Voltage Base to Top
Overshoot
Preshoot
Reference Levels
Low Ref Volts
Mid Ref Volts
High Ref Volts
Time Measurements
Fall Time
Positive Duty Cycle
Falling Slew Rate
Rise Time
Negative Width
Rising Slew Rate
Positive Width
Negative Duty Cycle
Two Channel Measurements
Phase Delay
Time Delay
Period and Frequency Measurements
Average Frequency
FFT Frequency
Average Period
Frequency
Period
Time Histogram Measurements
Time Hist Hits
Time Hist Mean + 3 Stdev
Time Hist Max
Time Hist Median
Time Hist Mean
Time Hist Min
Time Hist Peak to Peak
Time Hist Mode
Time Hist Mean + Stdev
Time Hist New Hits
Time Hist Mean + 2 Stdev
Time Hist Stdev
Voltage Histogram Measurements
Volt Hist Hits
Volt Hist Median
Volt Hist Max
Volt Hist Min
Volt Hist Mean
Volt Hist Mode
Volt Hist Mean + Stdev
Volt Hist New Hits
Volt Hist Mean + 2 Stdev
Volt Hist Peak to Peak
Volt Hist Mean + 3 Stdev
Volt Hist Stdev
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