2025-06-24 1:00 AM
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to plot the custom graph using randomly generated float values with up to 5 or 6 digits precision. Basically, I want to plot the graph for micro level data. For ex: my random float data is 0.19XXXX and my observations are like, if my 3rd digit is >= 5 then it is showing logic HIGH on the graph and if it is <5 then it is showing as logic LOW irrespective of 4th, 5th and 6th digit data. That means, if data is 0.192789 -> Low on the graph and 0.195123 -> High on the graph. Please let me know if any additional details are required. Thanks for your support.
2025-06-24 2:26 AM
Hello @Shekhar_Sukhabhogi and welcome to the community!
What is the issue exactly?
What is the expected result?
What is the actual result?
I understand that you generate some random value with decimal point, but is the goal to show the value on the graph or to just show high or low?
If the goal is to just show high or low on a graph, how are you planning on doing that? 0 for low and 1 for high?
What are you left at right now?
Can you share your project (possibly great if it can run on the simulator)?
Can you share screenshots of what you want and what you have?
Regards,
2025-06-24 2:55 AM
Thanks for your reply. My goal is to plot a graph of random signal data which is in the order of micro volts and drag up/down along the Y axis. Expecting the graph of generated random signal data like pulses . For ex: my Y range is 0-100 and I can generate the random values within this range and expecting the graph pulse for each sample that I generated. If I generate 10 different random values, my graph should have 10 different peak pulses. But, in my case where I am trying for plotting micro level data (data with 6 decimal points. ex: 0.XXXXXX) is showing only 2 levels either HIGH or LOW pulses irrespective of different micro level data samples. What I observed is, the graph is plotting up to milli volts range and beyond that (micro volts range) the graph is truncating the value and not plotting it. I will try to share the image later. Thanks.