The command is available in the menu (that is only visible if you are working in the trace editor) if the trace editor contains samples. Execute the command to open the dialog box that shows statistical values for each trace variable.
The dialog box contains the analyzed time range and duration in the header.
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Parameter |
Description |
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Name of the trace variable, for example, |
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Zero-based index of the signal order. |
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Number of measured values that are used as a basis for the calculations. |
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Smallest value. |
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Average value. |
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The value that is situated in the middle when the values are ordered by size. |
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Root mean square. |
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Standard deviation. |
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Largest value. |
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Integral. |
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Smallest change of time intervals for successive values. |
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Average change of time intervals for successive values. |
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Median change of time intervals for successive values. |
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Standard deviation of change of time intervals for successive values. |
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Largest change of time intervals for successive values. |
You can perform the following actions in the table.
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Action |
How to be performed |
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Sorting the table by a column |
Click the heading of a column of the table. Result: The table is sorted by that column and changes the order from ascending to descending and back. By default, the table is sorted in ascending order by the column. Thus, the signals are sorted in the same order as in the tree structure. |
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Selecting a line |
Click a line to select it. To select or clear several lines, press + the up arrow or down arrow key. |
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Copying selected lines |
If you have selected one line or several lines, press + to copy the selection to the Clipboard.
The values of the individual columns are tab-separated, and the lines are delimited with the control character |