Axis 282 Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 44)

Chapter II-12 — Graphs

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Now, imagine that you want to zoom in on t = 60 seconds.

The canonic tick, at t = 0, does not appear on the graph but it still controls major tick locations.

User Ticks from Waves

With Computed Manual Ticks you have complete control over ticking as long as you want equally-spaced

ticks. If you want to specify your own ticking on a log axis, or you want ticks that are not equally spaced,

you need User Ticks from Waves.

The first step in setting up User Ticks from Waves is to create two waves: a 1D numeric wave and a text

wave. Numbers entered in the numeric wave specify the positions of the tick marks in axis units. The cor-

responding rows of the text wave give the labels for the tick marks.

Perhaps you want to plot data as a function of Tm/T (melting temperature over temperature, but you want

the tick labels to be at nice values of temperature. Starting with this data:

you might have this graph:

100

Temp (C)

120600

Time (s)

temp= -1.17 + 101.4 * e

(-.0099x)

Sigma = {2.9, 2.58, 0.000505}

Temp (C)

Time (s)

temp= -1.17 + 101.4 * e

(-.0099x)

Sigma = {2.9, 2.58, 0.000505}

Point InverseTemp Mobility

0 3

0.211521

1 2

0.451599

2 14.285

0.612956

3 1

0.691259

4 5 0.886406

5 3.0303 0.893136

6 2.2222

0.921083

7 1.2

1.0

0.8

0.6

0.4

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1 2 ... 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 ... 79 80

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