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How can I store the data for visualization (2D/3D plot) !

Hello everybody,
    Please find my .vi file.  Could you Please let me know how can I visualize all the scanned area ?  I need to keep the visulaization system in that loop so that I can see after each line scanning. But if you look .vi file it's quite celar that the connectivity have some problems and also when for the next line scanning it rplaces the old one.   I found some problem  with gradient setting along  intensity.
 
Thanks for your anticipation.
Debashis
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Hi, Ravens Fan ,
 
Could you please tell me how to solve these issues.
 
Debashis
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Hello everybody, 
 
The algorithm that I want to implement is that:
 
1. Define Scan range along X and Y. (the scanning will read out in front window, we are using piezo-stage)
         a) For a value of Y :
                       a) Scan X with specified step-size
                       b) each value of X (step size) record the intensity
                       c) Display the image when scanning ends
 
          b) Move to the next position of Y with a specified step size
                       a) Scan X with specified step-size
                       b) each value of X (step size) record the intensity
                       c) Display the image when scanning ends but keep all the scanning image  ( it should not replaces the previous image)
 
          c) keeping doing when Y reach the final point and keep displaying all the images
 
          d) At the end it will ask me to save the all the data.
 
Important Points:
 
         1) I need to see the read out in each counter(photodiode) so that I don't blow them.
        
        2)  Visulaization system needed:
                                                              Z -axis will be intensity and X and Y are scanning region. I want to see them in 2D plot  where color code will show the intensity and X and Y are scaning dimension. It will be much better if I visulaize  then in 3D parametric surface plot posted by Ben. (http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&view=by_date_ascending&message.id=282238#M282238). The problem is that I have only one slice. I didn't understand cleary the idea behind 3d parametric plot.
 
I am new in this field and I hope you guys will help me. Please let me know If you need to know regarding this.
 
Thank you
Debashis
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For the sake of cross-linking I replied in this thread.

Ben

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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