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CCS/CODECOMPOSER: CCS multiple plots on one graph and table of data functionality.

Andrew Joerger
Prodigy 160 points
Part Number: CODECOMPOSER

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hello,

Is there a way of overlaying plots of different variables onto one graph?

For example, I am working on lab 6b of the instaspin labs and I want to collect data related to  speed_reference, speed_trajectory, torque, acceleration, motor current,  and jerk. Instead of having 6 separate single_time graphs, is there a way I can bring 2 variables together and plot them on the same graph to reduce the number of graphs I need to three? Does CCS have this functionality?

Also, instead of obtaining a graph, is it possible to obtain a table of data instead, like a table of seconds for one column and the corresponding speed of the rotor at each second in another column?

Thank you,

-Andrew Joerger

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    TI__Guru**** 443151 points

    Hi Andrew,

    Andrew Joerger said:
    Instead of having 6 separate single_time graphs, is there a way I can bring 2 variables together and plot them on the same graph to reduce the number of graphs I need to three? Does CCS have this functionality?

    This has been a common question but unfortunately this is not supported and there are no plans to implement this in the future

    Andrew Joerger said:
    Also, instead of obtaining a graph, is it possible to obtain a table of data instead, like a table of seconds for one column and the corresponding speed of the rotor at each second in another column?

    There is nothing out-of the-box. I have generated such data via a script using DSS to read data off the target and then formatting the data and writing it out to a file using standard script functionality. Of course that took a bit of work to implement.

    Thanks

    ki