02-18-2013 01:32 AM
Hello,
I am relatively new to LabVIEW and am trying to capture a wave from a TDS3054C oscilloscope. I have installed the drivers and have successfully made a VI which displays the wavefrom on a waveform graph (VI attached). Now I want to save the waveform into an excel file which will allow me analyze it. Now the problem is, if I use the "export to spreasheet" block under Programming>Waveforms>File IO it writes it so that the time is written as time stamps. That is not how I want it. I have available with me the waveform, t0 and dt how can I generate the X-asix from it?
02-18-2013 10:28 AM
Your VI does not have any Export Waveforms to Spreadsheet and you don't say how you actually want the file output to look.
02-18-2013 11:48 AM
@rick2047 wrote:
Hello,
I am relatively new to LabVIEW and am trying to capture a wave from a TDS3054C oscilloscope. I have installed the drivers and have successfully made a VI which displays the wavefrom on a waveform graph (VI attached). Now I want to save the waveform into an excel file which will allow me analyze it. Now the problem is, if I use the "export to spreasheet" block under Programming>Waveforms>File IO it writes it so that the time is written as time stamps. That is not how I want it. I have available with me the waveform, t0 and dt how can I generate the X-asix from it?
You should be able to change the waveform properties to use relative time instead.
02-18-2013 10:18 PM
Basically I want to store the exact same thing that is being shown by the waveform graph the scale goes from -0.002 to 0.002 but the spreadsheet when saved it is not that way (example of what is being saved in test.xls) but I want the original x values as shown in the waveform graph which goes from -.002 to .002.
02-19-2013 10:32 AM
Ugh, I see the problem you are having. Unless someone has a better plan, I'd convert the timestamp to seconds and use the write to spreadsheet file. There has to be a better way, though... anyone?
02-19-2013 10:47 AM - edited 02-19-2013 10:47 AM
Simple enough with the Write to Spreadsheet.