08-20-2021 10:12 AM
Hi, I want to simulate heat distribution from 3 sources. Is it possible to combine/merge 3 looping intensity graphs into 1 intensity graph? I tried to use min max function but the result is weird. Could you help me with some suggestions?
Thank you very much in advance!
08-20-2021 10:52 AM
Hi Jodano,
@jodanjo wrote:
Hi, I want to simulate heat distribution from 3 sources. Is it possible to combine/merge 3 looping intensity graphs into 1 intensity graph?
Do you want to display those 3 images next to each other in a new graph?
Use array functions to build a larger graph…
Or do you want to use some math to calculate a combination of those 3 individual images?
What about adding them and change the scale? (Maybe you want to normalize those graphs to a common scale before adding them…)
08-20-2021 10:54 AM
Can you explain your use of the word "weird"? What do you expect to see instead?
Also please give attached pictures reasonable names. Which one is the weird one???
08-20-2021 10:55 AM
The later one
08-20-2021 11:06 AM
I tried to use minmax function, but it only allows 2 inputs. So I link 3 inputs like this
And the result is this
08-20-2021 11:08 AM
What is weird about it?
08-20-2021 11:28 AM
This is heat distribution simulation, so the temperature value should spread more evenly. On the result, the left-bottom get larger, while the left-top and right-bottom part get smaller. So using min-max function is wrong here