Picture Plots VIs

Owning Palette: Graphics & Sound VIs

Requires: Base Development System. This topic might not match its corresponding palette in LabVIEW depending on your operating system, licensed product(s), and target.

Use the Picture Plots VIs to create graphical representations of data.

Palette ObjectDescription
Calc Scale SpecsTakes a specification for a Cartesian style scale and calculates the coordinates and labels to use for the scale.
Draw LegendTakes a picture and adds a legend to the picture.
Draw ScaleDraws a scale onto a picture.
Map Pixel to ValueUses the pixel value and the cluster returned by the Map Setup VI to determine the domain value corresponding to that pixel value.
Map SetupUses pixel and data ranges to determine scale factors such that (a * data value) + b is the pixel value that corresponds to that data value.
Map Value to PixelUses the domain value and the cluster returned by the Map Setup VI to determine a pixel value corresponding to that domain value.
Normalize Smith PlotTakes data for a Smith plot and normalizes it, meaning that the data is scaled relative to a known value.
Plot Multi-XYTakes a picture and an array of plots and appends a picture of an XY graph of the data with the plots overlaid on the same graph.
Plot WaveformTakes uniformly distributed data and a picture and creates a new picture that represents a waveform graph of the data.
Plot XYTakes a picture and an array of points and appends a picture that represents an XY graph of the data.
Polar Plot with Point OptionsTakes a picture and polar data and appends a picture that represents a polar graph of the data. This VI can represent polar data as points or lines between points.
Radar PlotTakes a picture and an array of plots and appends a picture that represents the radar plot of the data.
Smith Multi PlotTakes a picture and an array of Smith plots and appends a picture that represents the superimposed Smith plots of the data.
Smith PlotTakes a picture and the data for a Smith plot and appends a picture that represents the Smith plot of the data.