Agilent Technologies 93000 SOC Series Training Manual page 554

Appendix A
Averaging by point
repetition
Averaging by
waveform repetition
Point repetition is most useful for linearity tests.
If point repetition is enabled, each analog or digital value is sent
several times to the DUT.
The computer automatically sums up the results p(i) and divides
the sum by the specified number of repetitions n:
Example:
Averaging by Point Repetition
Waveform repetition is most useful for dynamic (distortion) tests.
If waveform repetition is enabled, the generated waveform is
sourced several times to the DUT.
The computer divides the captured vector into n portions of equal
length, according to the specified number of repetitions,
determines the mean values of the corresponding data points, and
thus creates the resulting vector.
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