DCA75 Data Export?

[finebyfine]

Does anyone know of a decent way to import data from the Peak DCA75 to other graphing / visualization programs? I've played around with the exported data but can't come up with a way to easily and quickly import a handful of traces to another program. It's similar to TSV but a little more complicated.

I really would like to be able to, if nothing else, have actually readable labels unlike this:

 

[benny_profane]

Does this work?

Pc Mode - Exporting Your Data - Peak Electronics DCA75 User Manual [Page 35]

Peak Electronics DCA75 Manual Online: Pc Mode - Exporting Your Data. Atlas DCA Pro User Guide Curve Tracing – Export Raw Data After the curve tracing operation has completed, you can copy the raw measurement data into the clipboard ready to be pasted into your spreadsheet program.

www.manualslib.com

 

[Smrtokvitek]

It looks like the data is just a table so you can save it as CSV load it into Python and plot it with Matplotlib. My advice is to ask ChatGPT how to do it.

 

[finebyfine]

Does this work?

Pc Mode - Exporting Your Data - Peak Electronics DCA75 User Manual [Page 35]

Peak Electronics DCA75 Manual Online: Pc Mode - Exporting Your Data. Atlas DCA Pro User Guide Curve Tracing – Export Raw Data After the curve tracing operation has completed, you can copy the raw measurement data into the clipboard ready to be pasted into your spreadsheet program.

www.manualslib.com

Oh man this looks promising. I'll report back, because I would much prefer not to refresh myself on python @Smrtokvitek I did get pretty close to getting the data formatted to being usable in vega with (cowering) php

 

[finebyfine]

Oh man this looks promising. I'll report back, because I would much prefer not to refresh myself on python @Smrtokvitek I did get pretty close to getting the data formatted to being usable in vega with (cowering) php

This worked surprisingly well and easily! After a while tinkering with Excel's charts I ended up using plotly. Probably not the tool I'll continue to use for something like this but wanted something decent looking quickly.

Clipping Diodes | line chart made by Finebyfine | plotly

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