Hi Phil, thanks a lot for your suggestion! Using a XY plot not only solved the jagged display caused by using the pc time, but also made it possible to display the standing sine wave by using a trigger to reset the time. I have posted my solution in this thread: https://megunolink.com/discussion/vie...

Hi There! I found a way to make it work :D Instead of using a time plot , I used a XY plot, as suggested by Phil in reply to another question I had. The time counter plotted on X resets every time a certain trigger is met. The trigger I used in the following sketch detects when the value of Y crosse...

The problem seems that the time plot displays multiple values with the same timestamp, then about 15 ms later does the same thing, but I still don't know why. I stripped down my code, and tried adding a delay, but it still gives me the same issue and it seems that the resolution of the time axis is ...

Hi there, I have been looking for the cause of this issue for a couple of hours now and I can't figure out how to improve the smoothness of my time plot in Megunolink. I hope someone can help me with this.. As you can see in the attached screenshots, the time plot of Megunolink is stepped, whereas t...

Hi there, I was wondering if it is possible to use the time plot as an oscilloscope by adjusting the speed of the time axis. I am measuring oscillations with a fixed frequency and it would be very helpful if I could some how fix the sine waves in place in the time plot, so that I can see if the phas...