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Plot the Circular Graph of Multichannel For Temperature and Presssure.

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 Sir/Madam,

            I  Want to Draw the Circular Graph For Multichannel of Temperature and Pressure on Labview Please Find Below Attachment ( I got this image from client, ). Scale for each channel is different. 

 

 

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Hi Gopal,

 

use a XY graph to plot your XY data.

For those scales you can draw an image (using 2D Picture functions) and put that into the XY graph as background image!

Best regards,
GerdW


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Can you send mi the vi for that

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Hi Gopalwagh,

 

it's a plain XY graph with an image put into background using the property "PlotImages.Back":

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Sorry, no VI available (for free).

Best regards,
GerdW


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sir, i have the 6 Temp and 3 Pressure Parameter,Which is Draw in Form of Circular  Graph that Why i need how to Draw the For Circular plot on Which i Located the Range Of Temp and Pressure plz Send if Any VI Related to this,in Attached Fig. You see the Many Graph of Different Temp, and the data is log on Time Scale.Please provide the Required Solution

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Hi Gopalwagh,

 

You see the Many Graph of Different Temp, and the data is log on Time Scale.

I repeat: use a XY graph to show your plots!

 

Please provide the Required Solution

When you want someone else do your job you should post a job offer in this board

 

Why don't you attach your VI, where you try to solve your problem?

I guess you can follow this simple math example:

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Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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LabVIEW mainly (I was going to say "only", but see ahead) plots in Cartesian (X-Y) coordinates, and you want a Polar plot.  There is the "2D Compass" plot, which I have found difficult and clumsy.  However, I did just notice that there seems to be a Polar Plot option that shows up in my LabVIEW 2016 Front Panel Palette -- this is another "Picture" example (like the 2D Compass Plot) that might work for you.

 

My recommendation is that you "do an experiment" -- create a few points or lines in Polar Coordinates, try plotting them using the Polar Plot with Point Options VI, the 2D Compass Plot Helper VI, and (after applying a Polar-to-Cartesian transformation) a simple plot on an X-Y graph.  Decide for yourself which method seems "friendliest" to you, which suits your needs the best, and the help the Community by reporting your findings back to us.

 

 

Bob Schor

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