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  Resolution in microsecond
Posted by kingMohd on Feb-27-2011 22:59
Hi

I saw all application charts is in the second, in application i want to use the chart director; I have to pick a sample of data each 640 microsecond and then draw the chart with zoom In resolution in microsecond(I am consider with zoom in to be in microsecond the data update rate in real time chart is not a problem to be in millisecond.)

  Re: Resolution in microsecond
Posted by Peter Kwan on Mar-01-2011 03:04
Hi kingMohd,

In most cases, if an application is using microseconds, it would be using "elapsed time" (eg. the time is measued as the number of seconds or microseconds elapsed since the start of the data acquisition). In this case, the time is just a floating point number. So both the x-axis and y-axis of the chart are numbers.

The "Zooming and Scrolling Demonstration (2)" is a simple example in which both axes are numbers. (The example is showing a scatter chart, but you can easily change the code to draw a line chart instead.)

Hope this can help.

Regards
Peter Kwan