nitypes.waveform

Waveform data types for NI Python APIs.

Waveform Data Types

AnalogWaveform: An analog waveform represents a single analog signal with timing information and extended properties such as units.
ComplexWaveform: A complex waveform represents a single complex-number signal, such as I/Q data, with timing information and extended properties such as units.
DigitalWaveform: A digital waveform represents one or more digital signals with timing information and extended properties such as channel name and signal names.
Spectrum: A frequency spectrum represents an analog signal with frequency information and extended properties such as units.

A scale mode that does not scale data.

`AnalogWaveform`	An analog waveform, which encapsulates analog data and timing information.
`ComplexWaveform`	A complex waveform, which encapsulates complex data and timing information.
`DigitalState`	An IntEnum of the different digital states that a digital signal can represent.
`DigitalWaveform`	A digital waveform, which encapsulates digital data and timing information.
`DigitalWaveformFailure`	A test failure, indicating where the actual waveform did not match the expected waveform.
`DigitalWaveformSignal`	A signal of a digital waveform.
`DigitalWaveformSignalCollection`	A collection of digital waveform signals.
`DigitalWaveformTestResult`	A test result from comparing a digital waveform against an expected digital waveform.
`ExtendedPropertyDictionary`	A dictionary of extended properties.
`NumericWaveform`	A numeric waveform, which encapsulates numeric data and timing information.
`LinearScaleMode`	A scale mode that scales data linearly.
`NoneScaleMode`	A scale mode that does not scale data.
`ScaleMode`	An object that specifies how the waveform is scaled.
`Spectrum`	A frequency spectrum, which encapsulates analog data and frequency information.
`SampleIntervalMode`	The sample interval mode that specifies how the waveform is sampled.
`Timing`	Waveform timing information.