Measurement Histograms

Measurement histograms are generated from the statistical analysis of measurement results. Up to four measurement histograms can be displayed at a time. You can view a histogram of any measurement as long as it is active and its results are numeric.

Although measurement results already have statistics, histograms give you a visual representation of the measurement results and they provide additional statistics (Peak-Peak, Mode, and others). You can control the resolution of histogram statistics by changing the number of bins used in the histogram.

When Measure One is selected for a measurement, the histogram acquires one scalar measurement result per acquisition. When Measure All is selected for a measurement, the histogram acquires N scalar measurement results per acquisition where N is the number of edges on which the measurement was made.