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Plotting X,Y,Z in intensity graph

Hi!

 

Im new here and really hope to get some help.

Hi have tried to search for this topic but either it does not match, or I do not understand

 

I measure distance (mm) towards a cylinder and get a value (z) each approx.2mm all the way around.

The way around I want to be 0-360 degrees (y)

I make this operation from point 0 until a given value, ex 2500mm (x) 

 

So when I´m done I will have 1d array of x,          0, 50, 100, 150, 200........2500mm

and also a 2d of z:                 

1,5  1  0,5  0,1   0   0,1  0,5  1  1,5

1,5  1  0,5  0,1   0   0,1  0,5  1  1,5

1,6  1  0,7  0,1   0   0,1  0,5  1  1,5

1,5  1  0,7  0,2   0   0,1  0,5  1  1,5

 

Then to my problem:

 

 

A)

I will need to match the size of y with z. I need to spread 360 degrees over number of rows, how to do this?

 

B)

I want to plot this to a intensity graph, is it possible, or should a go for a 3d-graph (I read something about this in a earlier message)

My thought is that I should make an array that look like this:

 

xxxxxxx

yzzzzzz

yzzzzzz

yzzzzzz

yzzzzzz

 

And that would be the 2d array that I would set to input for the intensity graph, or am I totally wrong?

 

 

I start out from here, and hope for someone to help me on the way

Thanks

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