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Glossary
R
range
S
scalar
scale
scatter graph
scope
serial
slide
slider
smart tag
switch
synchronous
T
tank
task
Measurement Studio User Manual
Region between the limits within which a quantity is measured, received,
or transmitted. The range is expressed by stating the lower and upper range
values.
Number that a point on a scale can represent. The number is a single value
as opposed to an array.
Part of graph, chart, and some numeric controls and indicators that contains
a series of marks or points at known intervals to denote units of measure.
A control that displays two-dimensional data on a Windows Forms or Web
Forms user interface; displays a graph of X and Y data pairs.
See oscilloscope.
Standard serial bus on a computer used to communicate with instruments.
Also known as RS-232.
A control used to input or display numerical data.
Moveable part of a slide control.
A glyph attached to a Measurement Studio control or component that
exposes commonly performed tasks
A control used to receive and control Boolean input in an application user
interface.
Property or operation that begins and returns control to the program only
when the operation is complete.
A control used to input or display numerical data.
NI-DAQmx—a set of channels and the channel configurations, timing, and
triggering, and other details that define a measurement or generation you
want to perform.
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