Which type of caliper is known for providing measurements electronically?

The electronic digital caliper is specifically designed to provide measurements in an easy-to-read format on a digital display. This type of caliper incorporates electronic sensors which allow for precise and immediate readings of measurements such as depth, inside and outside diameters, and more. The digital format eliminates the potential for reading errors associated with analog scales, as the user can directly read the measurement from the display without needing to interpret a physical scale.

In contrast, dial calipers and Vernier calipers rely on mechanical movements and require the user to visually interpret the readings, which can introduce measurement inaccuracies due to parallax or misreading the scale. Mechanical calipers also operate on similar principles but do not have the added benefit of electronic readouts. Thus, the electronic digital caliper stands out for its ability to provide clear and accurate measurements electronically.