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I I'm having a IV curve their points are max 20 and I wanted to expand the points in more than 20 points, having same curve.Can someone please help me with that. I wanted a fine curve.

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Could you post what you have?

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You cannot expand points unless you have a theory about the shape of the function at locations where you don't have data, i.e. at the points you currently have (extrapolation, interpolation).

 

To just get a smooth curve you can use spline interpolation or a polynomial fit. If you have a theoretical model, you can use nonlinear fit.

 

Of you could just re-measure your curve using more points. 😄

 

(Is there a reason you tagged your question with "excel"? What does excel have to do with any of this? I assume you are looking for a LabVIEW solution, right?)

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Yes sir, I can do fine curve in max 20 points, but I wanted a easy way to get more than 20 points with the same curve and the value so my R will go in smooth form. If I do that in 20 my R varies in zig zag form like it goes up and back to the curve.

Thank you

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You either need to find another way of generating these points (you might tell us how you do that so we can help), or you need a way to interpolate between those points.

 

This interpolation can be don in a lot of ways: linear, quadratic, polynomial, spline, etc. interpolation. And you can also do this with FIR filters, curve fitting and I'm sure there are other ways.

 

Without knowing the background, it's a very open question.

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What do you want me to show you?

 

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@Mayur789 wrote:

What do you want me to show you?


Where do these points come from? If you want "in between points" the source of these points might be a good (the best) source. Everything else is basically fake.

 

From HW: sample at a higher rate.

From user: ask for more points.

From algorithm: configure it to use more points.

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The points doesn't comes from anywhere I'm giving them to graph from as array.

 

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So you want to expand 20 points that come from nowhere to more then 20 points?

 

Maybe you could post what you have...

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