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AnnotationsAnnotations are graphics and text placed directly on a plot. These are especially useful for quality control graphs where customers often specify pass/fail criteria in geometric terms - for example, the spectrum must be within certain lines. As illustrated here, there are a variety of annotations. In addition, up to 12 line legends (not shown here) are possible. Legends and annotations are stored on disk with the FILM Archive file (DESIGN) or Scan Parameters file (MEASURE). For a further understanding of FSPlot options, click here (FsPlotOptions.xls, 304K). |
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FSPlot AnnotatorAnnotations (lines, symbols, text, axis labels, etc.) are easily added by clicking on the graph to bring up the FSPlot Annotator. This dialog demonstrates adding a horizontal line T = 50%. Made a mistake or prefer a different color? Click on the annotation to edit or remove it. |
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Computed AnnotationsAs shown here, annotations can include automatic results calculated from theoretical or measured spectra. This is very powerful and not available in software supplied by spectrophotometer manufacturers. The development of computed annotations was inspired by watching technicians manually mark up measured spectra. The technique relies on setting PlotAnnotation$ in FilmStar BASIC (click to view code). |
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FSPlot FormulatorThe FSPlot Formulator supports arithmetic operations on data columns. This is typically utilized to show detail in pass and rejection bands on the same graph. It can also be used to compute and plot averages or differences. Once a plot formula is developed it is retained and automatically applied to new graphs. The formula used in this plot is C=B;B=if(A>420&A<520,100*B,if (A>650&A<850,100-(100-B)*20,B)) |
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Web GraphicsTh FSPlot properties editor provides unlimited options
when Bitmap/Gradient |
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Contour PlotsFilmStar DESIGN supports 3D contour plots as illustrated here. |
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Copyright © 2008 FTG Software Associates
Last updated on
January 22, 2008