Scalar Measurements with the NI-SCOPE Measurements Library for High-Speed Digitizers/Oscilloscopes
PrintDetails on the available scalar measurements can be 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.
A list of the available scalar measurements found in the help file is included 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
Related Links:
NI-SCOPE Measurements Library for High Speed Digitizers
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