LabVIEW
problem with 3D graph
Solved!
shout I creat a new question for how to export results?
how can I control X and Y of the intensity graph as you did with 3D graph?
In the intensity graph as you see, X axis shows the nomber of itérations and not the real values of my voltage.
@vispacespace123 wrote:
shout I creat a new question for how to export results?
Or search first... Related questions pass at least once a week.
@vispacespace123 wrote:
how can I control X and Y of the intensity graph as you did with 3D graph? In the intensity graph as you see, X axis shows the nomber of itérations and not the real values of my voltage.
You need to set the offset and multiplier of the X and Y scale with property nodes.
Those scales are linear, the distance between 2 points is always the same... So you can't have Z-values at arbitrairy X\Y positions. In other words, the X\Y values are a fixed grid. The X and Y offset and dX\dY can be changed though.
Search LabVIEW like a graph! You need to set the offset and multiplier of the X and Y scale with property nodes.
can you help me with it.
I want Vg as my X axis, Vds as my Y axis.
You can use one property node, and extract it to 4 items.
Right click the property node, and change it to Write.
@vispacespace123 wrote:
okay am I doing right? and what next
Press CTRL+h, and you'll get help on those items when hovering with the mouse.
Wire things to it, and see the scale change. I couldn't recommend what to wire to it, because I have no idea what is right.
Basically, the offset is the lowest value (now 0) and the multiplier is the delta (now 1)...
