Dear all,
I'd like to ask you a question about Picoscope6 or Picoscope7 concerning save data to csv file.
In fact, I need to save the data displayed (after zoomed) on screen to file (csv), but I am abliged to save all data: too much memory occupation.
I only need to save the data selected on screen.
Do you have a such function with Picoscope7?
Many thanks in advance
Xavier
Save screen data to csv file
Re: Save screen data to csv file
I have not found a way of saving a part of a single waveform. Fortunately I can cope with the 50MB csv file but I have also used the MatLab 4 file option in 'save as' which saves a very small file compared to the csv. If you have MatLab or in theory Octave (free software licensed under the GNU General Public License), you can then extract the part you want and process it or save it to what ever file type you desire. HTH
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Re: Save screen data to csv file
Many thanks and I'll try this solution.
Cheers
Xavier
Cheers
Xavier
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Re: Save screen data to csv file
Many thanks for your answer.
I have converted a data file into *.m (under picoscope6, in fact, I don't find "Save as" with picoscope7?).
Therefore, Octave read only *.mat (not *.m)
I will discuss with my colleague who uses Matlab if there is a solution.
Kind Regards
Xavier
I have converted a data file into *.m (under picoscope6, in fact, I don't find "Save as" with picoscope7?).
Therefore, Octave read only *.mat (not *.m)
I will discuss with my colleague who uses Matlab if there is a solution.
Kind Regards
Xavier
Re: Save screen data to csv file
The V7 Save function provides the option to switch file types but unfortunately that does not offer the .mat option, just csv, tab delimited text and 2 ps data options which I do not understand.
Re: Save screen data to csv file
.mat file export is coming very soon
Martyn
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