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Hi all experts,
here is my acceleration curve in 0.015s. I want to calculate the average acceleration in this duration. How can i do?
Thanks all.
Hi Nancy,
You can go to /Line Chart.../Query.../Statistics... and click on it. In the appearing window if you slide down you can see different statistic values of the plot you see. The mean value of y should be the value you are looking for.
Additionally, you can select the range of values you want to use to extract this statistics in the range options exactly left of the window.
Polyvios
Hi Nancy, You can go to /Line Chart.../Query.../Statistics... and click on it. In the appearing window if you slide down you can see different statistic values of the plot you see. The mean value of y should be the value you are looking for. Additionally, you can select the range of values you want to use to extract this statistics in the range options exactly left of the window. Polyvios
Thank you Polyvios.
You can also check this picture that describes all the steps needed.
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