09-22-2021 02:09 AM
I have recorded data as 2D array of numeric and I'm using intensity graph to display data. See this data on image bellow.
I have X scale from 0 to 350. This numbers actually represents number of sample, for example when x=10 this actually means that this is 10th sample in my recorded data...
I'm also using reference position sensor so I have information what position was sample x=10 recorded. This position is actually at position senzor value -180000.
My question is, how can I use position sensor data (range from -180000 to 180000) on X scale of intensity plot, so that Y and Z scale consist of same data as on the picture but X scale is changed to sensor position data.
09-22-2021 02:18 AM
Hi Andraz,
@AndrazS wrote:
My question is, how can I use position sensor data (range from -180000 to 180000) on X scale of intensity plot, so that Y and Z scale consist of same data as on the picture but X scale is changed to sensor position data.
Apply scaling to the X scale values: you can apply a multiplier and an offset…
(Maybe you want to use a graph instead of a chart!?)