ZedGraph
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Hello Developers, I am trying to plot a sine wave graph and i want it to perform phase shift, frequency shift and amplitude shift. But i have no idea how can i achieve that. I have gone through ZedGraph tutorial and it just tells you how to plot a wave and thats it. But how to change its frequency, phase, amplitude during in time. Is there any better tool other than ZedGraph for the same purpose or is it possible to do this using ZedGraph only... Any help please ta James
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Hello Developers, I am trying to plot a sine wave graph and i want it to perform phase shift, frequency shift and amplitude shift. But i have no idea how can i achieve that. I have gone through ZedGraph tutorial and it just tells you how to plot a wave and thats it. But how to change its frequency, phase, amplitude during in time. Is there any better tool other than ZedGraph for the same purpose or is it possible to do this using ZedGraph only... Any help please ta James
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Hello Developers, I am trying to plot a sine wave graph and i want it to perform phase shift, frequency shift and amplitude shift. But i have no idea how can i achieve that. I have gone through ZedGraph tutorial and it just tells you how to plot a wave and thats it. But how to change its frequency, phase, amplitude during in time. Is there any better tool other than ZedGraph for the same purpose or is it possible to do this using ZedGraph only... Any help please ta James
Hi, For starters I have never used ZedGraph. I do have some experience with several older plotting components (pre-.NET!) plotting libraries create a plot starting from either a table of (x,y) pairs, or a method that evaluates y(x) for any given x within a user-specified range. Assuming you managed to plot a sine wave, the only thing you must do now is apply "phase shift, frequency shift and amplitude shift" to the data/method you feed into the plotter. If you know what these things are, it is easy; if not, you should study your material before trying to plot the results. And I guess you would also want to show several curves at once to visualize the net effect of all those shifts. That too is simple, every plotting library supports a superposition of graphs (with shared or distinct scales, you'll want them shared). :)
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