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Create an intensity grid from input voltages?

I am trying to create a heatmap grid of my voltage inputs, how do I set a square to change color from say green to red as the voltage increases? I looked at the intensity plot but with 16 channels coming in it wouldn't separate them (some sort of data type mismatch). If I do a split signal though I can get all the values independently I am just having trouble finding what to wire to them to make the heat map. The only other idea I have is to send the value to the RGB to color vi as one of the inputs and find the right combination that looks like a change in intensity. Then copy that 16 times. is that the best way to do this?

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@labview12110 wrote:

I am trying to create a heatmap grid of my voltage inputs, how do I set a square to change color from say green to red as the voltage increases?


Does this make sense to you?:

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heatmap grid element.png

 

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heatmap grid element (screenshot).png

 


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The only other idea I have is to send the value to the RGB to color vi as one of the inputs and find the right combination that looks like a change in intensity. Then copy that 16 times. is that the best way to do this?


You can use a for loop for the voltage values, or bind them into array and do the same. I am not sure how the channels behave in a for-loop.

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