06-14-2006 03:18 AM
06-14-2006 03:49 AM
06-14-2006 08:16 AM
Hi,
Something like this probably: (see attachement) or similar
Thanks
06-14-2006 08:23 AM
06-14-2006 08:32 AM
06-14-2006 08:44 AM
06-14-2006 09:19 AM
Hi,
Thanks for all and the fast reply.
The last one seems to be the most convinient...
I assume I will use the matrix indexes as x-y coordinates of the wafer.
But how and where do I add the Intensity (-z-value) in different color grade? Those for example will be the dB values with a different spread of colors.
Thanks
06-14-2006 09:25 AM
reply #4 of this thread
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=BreakPoint&message.id=14&jump=true
includes a link to the "Obfuse Code" example i posted.
I believe it can be quickly adapted to accomplish the task at hand.
Ben
06-14-2006 09:32 AM
But how and where do I add the Intensity (-z-value) in different color grade? Those for example will be the dB values with a different spread of colors.
The color is a U32 value that is written into the 2d array at each element. You could setup a master array of color boxes for each bin. Then use the bin value to index the correct color out of this master array. Then use replace array element to insert this new color value into the 2D array.
06-16-2006 04:26 AM
Hi,
I have progressed so far but stucked on the "old" issue how to fill in a circle within the array, so it looks like a wafer map. What will be my approach? Having two for-loops (one for culomn, one for row) that de-/increase the index of the array (like the mathematical approach of drawing a circle U=2*pi*r)??
What if I'd like than later point with the mouse on one array bin (=wafermap) and having its value and index on real-time, how do I do this?
Thanks