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help!!!

hi, i'm Jaxx

anybody know about how to separate the cluster of waveform?
i writing a program now but i fail to separate those 16 channels in the waveform, what i wish is i can separate each channel in different chart.

maybe my question will confusing you... if not understand about this question please reply to here... and we can discuss together... thanks for seeing this message! 🙂
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Hi Jaxx

I'm not sure of what you're talking about. But here some possible answers ;).

If you want to extract information of a single waveform (which are x0, dt, values), you can use the function "Get Waveform Components" of the Waveform menu on the palette.
If you have an array of waveforms, you can either use the normal array function (Index Array) or the waveform function (Index Waveform Array). By the way the waveform-function also calls the Index Array function.

Hope it helps.

Thomas
Using LV8.0
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Hi, Thomas... thanks for your reply...

My english is not very well so maybe will made you confusing about my question.
Anyway... what you mean of the "if have an array in waveforms"? My english is very poor, so can't understand exactly what you mean. but in my program, i using 16 channels to show in a same waveforms is it call array too? the output of waveform is cluster right? so i wish i can separate each channel to other 16 different chart or waveform from that cluster. is it possible to do that?

with regard
Jaxx
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Try posting in your native language. There are people from many nationalities in this forum. Perhaps someone could even translate your problem to English.
From your description, it sounds like you have a combined waveform made up of waveforms from several channels in an array. You can use the Index Array function to get each waveform cluster individually.
- tbob

Inventor of the WORM Global
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Hi, tbob... thanks for your reply and suggestion...

i'm a chinese guy... but my computer don't have the software that allow me to post my message in chinese... moreover i hope to train my english writing to improve my english too... so... if have any inconvenient i make an apologize here... 🙂

One more question here... got any method that can make a waveform distribute into several space? so, each channel can run in different space in same waveform...

with regard
Jaxx
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If you have multiple signals in a waveform, you can use the Waveform Chart to display. Right click on the chart and select Stack Plots. This will display each waveform in its own window. If you select Overlay Plots, every waveform will be displayed in one window. I hope this is what you are looking for. If not, try again.
- tbob

Inventor of the WORM Global
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thanks tbob... it work very well... 🙂
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