The
Function Graph
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Task |
During analysis of measurement data, you need
the best aid to give you detailed results about your tool. Often, ordinary
measurement parameters like angles, lengths and curvatures are not enough.
Measurement results can be so complicated and composite that a graph is the
best solution. Rather than listing the same parameter several times, it can
be best represented by a graph. The alternative is to repeat measurements
with different settings every time, a method that is both slow and
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Solution |
The Conoptica Measurement System
delivers advanced solutions to these needs. The Function Parameter of
Interest (Function POI) can be represented as a graph in the Function Panel.
Using this panel, you can add a new level of detail richness to your
measurement analyses. The Function POI produces a graph showing any POI value
as a function of a custom POI argument. |
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Benefit |
Detailed analysis of your tools and products can help you identify
deficiencies in your production line. If used ahead of production it can also
avoid breakage and halts. Using the Function POI will rationalize the process
of measuring your objects. It will also quicken and simplify the creation of
complicated and composite POIs. |
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Step by Step |
How to create a Function POI: ·
Open
the Advanced Panel, select ‘new parameter’ by right-clicking in the POI list. ·
Click
the ‘Choose Parameter’ button and select ‘Graph à Function’. ·
Select
the POI you want to display as a function. (the y-axis) ·
Select
the function argument. (the x-axis) How to display a Function POI: ·
Open
the Advanced Panel. ·
Right
click the function POI and select ‘Show Function’ from the drop-down menu. ·
Sample
the graph by moving the mouse cursor in the graph window. |