In this work, we collected a sample of 69 TeV blazars from TeVCat, obtained their multi-wavelength observations, and fitted their spectral energy distributions by using a second degree polynomial function. The structure parameters of synchrotron bumps for 68 blazars and those of inverse-Compton bumps for 56 blazars were derived. Then, we conducted statistical analysis on the parameters (curvature, peak frequency, peak luminosity, bolometric luminosity and X/γ-ray spectral indexes). From our analysis and discussions, we can conclude the following: (1) There is a clear positive correlation between the synchrotron peak frequency, logνsp, and the inverse-Compton peak frequency, logνICp, and between the synchrotron peak luminosity, logνspLsvp, and the inverse-Compton peak luminosity, logνICpLICνp . (2) The correlation between the peak frequency and the curvature of synchrotron bump is clearly different from that of the inverse-Compton bump, which further indicates that there are different emission mechanisms between them. (3) There is a correlation between logνICp and γ-ray spectral index, αγ, for the TeV blazars: logνICp=−(4.59±0.30)αγ+(32.67±0.59), which is consistent with previous work. (4) An “L-shape” relation is found between logνsp and αX for both TeV blazars and Fermi blazars. A significant correlation between logνsp and X-ray photon index (αX) is found for the TeV blazars with high synchrotron peak frequency: logνsp=−(3.20±0.34)αX+(24.33±0.79), while the correlation is positive for low synchrotron peaked TeV sources. (5) In the αX−αγdiagram, there is also an “L-shape.” The anti-correlation is consistent with results available in the literature, and we also find a positive correlation between them. (6) Inverse-Compton dominant sources have luminous bolometric luminosities.

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