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Scalar Measurements with the NI-SCOPE Measurements Library for National Instruments High-Speed Digitizers/Oscilloscopes

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All scalar measurements are found in the NI High-Speed Digitizers Help File under NI High-Speed Digitizers Help>>Fundamentals>>Waveform Measurements>>Scalar Measurements.

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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