What type of meter display is referred to in the context of Figure 319.204?

In the context of Figure 319.204, an analog meter display is typically characterized by a dial with a needle that moves across a scale to indicate measurements. Analog meters have been widely used for many years and provide a simple visual representation of the measurement being taken, often allowing for quick readings of current, voltage, or power levels.

Analog displays are particularly well-suited for certain applications, such as monitoring variances or trends because the movement of the needle can illustrate fluctuations in readings over time, which may be less immediately evident in a digital readout.

While digital meters are also common and can provide numeric readouts that may be easier to read accurately, the specific reference to an analog display reflects its traditional use and the characteristics unique to this type of meter. The other options referencing digital display or both types could lead to confusion in understanding the specific requirements or context of the figure in question.