I'm not sure I totally understand your question and will be assuming that you're talking about the WVD Spectrogram.vi that can be found in the Functions palette>>Analyze>>Signal Processing>>Frequency domain.
The inputs for that VI are the Time domain data,X which is a 1D array and the time increment.
Time increment is defined as follows: by default it has a Value of 1 thus 1/(Sampling Frequency of the time domain data) gives you time interval in seconds. By reducing or increasing this increment, you either increase or reduce the resolution of your spectrogram.
As a result, if you want your spectrogram to have the same X axis on your intensity graph as your time domain waveform you need to set your time increment to 1.
Regards,
Cyril Bouton
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Cyril Bouton
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