03-28-2022 02:25 PM
Hello, attached I have my LAbView program that I am currently working on. I am working on a Tech Project, helping a professor get a little further through out the program. we are using LabView17. When the program is ran the XY Graph of VG displays a single graph of the FET; which is good, but we are trying to get each "cycle" or "graph" of the FET to be displayed. So instead of having a single graphed line on the grpah, we would like to have multiple graphed lines. Thanks for any advice and or assistance.
03-28-2022 02:44 PM
For charts and graphs, context help shows all the different ways you can format the data to get different plotting results. I find this to be a really useful feature, because I always have to go check to see how such and such display requires its data to get a certain result.
For XY Graphs, each plot is a cluster containing two arrays of data. The first array is the X data and the second array is the Y data. For multiple plots on the XY graph, just make an array out of single plots. Here is a simple example of a multiplot XY Graph with dummy data. There is also a shipping example (Help >> Find Examples)
03-28-2022 02:48 PM
Sorry, but this program needs some serious TLC*. Do you know who wrote it?
You have at least four charts and graphs and nothing is labeled FET display. Can you be more specific?
*Some glaring issues:
03-28-2022 02:56 PM
My professor and I are working on it together, I understand it is definitely messy. Just understand that he had been working on it for a few months before I got a hold of it, so a good chunk of the stuff is trouble shooting stuff that he added. I am simply just trying this to plot the multiple FET graphs in one graph instead of the single FET graph we are getting currently. My apologies, the cart where we have 4 DMMS and 2 separate power sources, plus an NI Elvis with the FET on it cannot be provided, so it is a lot of looking an guessing I would assume to someone just viewing the program.
03-28-2022 04:36 PM
There is no graph labeled FET display. Please be very specific so we don't look in the wrong place..