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vrf X-Y Trace Control

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Hi VRFers
Just wanted to say Thanks to all who suggested solutions . Easy really! I must have been asleep!
Thanks to all
Ian George
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VRFuser Aug 5, 2003 6:20 PM
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Hi All VRF members.
Can anyone help me out? I need to display data and a Limit Line on an X-Y Trace with a Fixed Frequency Scale for the X input. My measured data has the same number of data points as the Frequency Scale input. So far so good!
I also have a Limit line data which I can arrange to also be the same size array as the data trace, however the limit line for my data should only be visible over a portion of the frequency scale.

Does anyone know how I can 'hide' part of a trace or change the pen colour of part of a trace (to 0 so it does not show)
I am using Vee 5.01
Any help would be very much appreciated.

Ian George
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VRFuser Aug 5, 2003 6:39 PM
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Hi Ian,
If you use the XY trace display, using two data inputs, you can pass your
data in as either coordinates or mapped arrays, and they don't need to be
the same size at all. Therefore your data may contain 100 points and your
limit line can be a 10 point 'envelope' and it will plot ok.

Regards

David Watling

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Hi All VRF members.
Can anyone help me out? I need to display data and a Limit Line on an X-Y
Trace with a Fixed Frequency Scale for the X input. My measured data has
the same number of data points as the Frequency Scale input. So far so
good!
I also have a Limit line data which I can arrange to also be the same size
array as the data trace, however the limit line for my data should only be
visible over a portion of the frequency scale.

Does anyone know how I can 'hide' part of a trace or change the pen colour
of part of a trace (to 0 so it does not show)
I am using Vee 5.01
Any help would be very much appreciated.

Ian George
Technical Engineer

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KRONE (UK) Technique Ltd
Runnings Road
Kingsditch Trading Estate
Cheltenham
Glos GL51 9NQ
UK
email: mailto:igeorge@krone.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1242 264503
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VRFuser Aug 5, 2003 8:34 PM
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Hello everyone

Recently I've been using a panel meter and the thermocouple function to read the temperatures of thermocouples
connected to my 1476A Mux. The system seems to work well and provides me with accurate temperature readings.
However when I try to read the actual millivolts generated by the thermocouple I get a garbage reading.
Has anyone else had a similar experience and if so how did you resolve this problem?

Thanks in advance -- Steve

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