converting and shifting photo from osciloscope

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fima v
fima v 2024-10-7
回答： DGM 2024-10-9
Hello, I have an osciloscope photo attached.As you can see I have two signals going from -1ms to 1ms.
Is there a way In Matlab I can extract the data from these plots into CSV format so the X axes will be will be 0 to 2ms?
Thanks.
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Rik
Rik 2024-10-7
Do you only have the image, or do you have the underlying data? Because extracting the data from the image (in high enough resolution) might not be possible.
fima v
fima v 2024-10-7
I dont need high resolusion just the general contour of each plot.
Thanks.

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Abhinav Aravindan
Abhinav Aravindan 2024-10-7
Hi @fima v,
To extract the approximate data points from the image, you may try utilizing the GUI program from the following File Exchange Submission.
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/7173-grabit
Here are the steps you can follow to extract the data from the image of the oscilloscope.
  1. Load the image file.
  2. Calibrate axes dimensions by selecting the max/min X and Y data points and entering the corresponding value.
  3. Grab points by clicking on points along the line.
  4. Export the points into a MAT file.
Please find the output of the above steps for the “Green” curve in your image.
The exported points can be converted to CSV format as follows.
load('pulseData.mat')
writematrix(pulseData,"DSOdata.csv")
This data can be used to modify the X-axis as per your requirements.
Further you may refer to the below links wherein similar queries have been answered
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/446778
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/157582
I hope this helps!
DGM
DGM 2024-10-9
Ran in:
Again, this would normally be my recommendation:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1929130-searching-for-a-line-of-pixels-in-an-image
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/2045700-finding-antenna-gain-curves-functions-from-an-image
If the curves are all non-overlapping and equivalently-spaced saturated colors, you can get a jagged approximation instead:
% the image
inpict = imread('pulse.png');
% channel scaling and offsets [chan1 chan2 ... ]
vdiv = [5 5];
tdiv = [200E-3 200E-3];
voffset = [-1.960 -0.001];
toffset = [0 0];
% dominant hue for each trace
tracehue = [0.3 0.91];
% box extents in data divisions
xdivs = [-5 5];
ydivs = [-4 4];
% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% prepare image
inpict = imcrop(inpict,[84.51 109.51 898.98 494.98]);
% find the colored lines
numtraces = numel(vdiv);
hsvpict = rgb2hsv(inpict);
hlim = mod(tracehue.' + [-0.1 0.1],1); % one row for each trace
slim = 0.95;
llim = 0.95;
tracemask = false([size(inpict,1:2) numtraces]);
slmask = (hsvpict(:,:,2)>=slim) & (hsvpict(:,:,3)>=llim);
for c = 1:numtraces
if hlim(c,1) > hlim(c,2)
mask = (hsvpict(:,:,1)>=hlim(c,1) | hsvpict(:,:,1)<=hlim(c,2));
else
mask = (hsvpict(:,:,1)>=hlim(c,1) & hsvpict(:,:,1)<=hlim(c,2));
end
mask = mask & slmask;
% reduce the blob to a central line
tracemask(:,:,c) = bwskel(mask,'minbranchlength',10);
end
% show them (doesn't really show up on the forum)
montage(permute(tracemask,[1 2 4 3]),'size',[numtraces 1], ...
'bordersize',3,'backgroundcolor','m')
% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% the plot box is just the image geometry
x1 = 1;
x2 = size(inpict,2);
y1 = 1;
y2 = size(inpict,1);
% get all three curves
% i'm using a cell array, since the vector pairs
% are not necessarily the same length
% if you need them to be represented on a common abcissa
% you can use interp1() to do the interpolation
xdata = cell(3,1);
ydata = cell(3,1);
for c = 1:numtraces
trace = tracemask(:,:,c);
% convert the trace to xy data
[y0 x0] = find(trace,1); % find initial point
B = bwtraceboundary(trace,[y0 x0],'E'); % [y x]
x = B(:,2);
y = B(:,1);
% rescale the trace to data coordinates
xrange = tdiv(c)*xdivs + toffset(c);
yrange = vdiv(c)*ydivs + voffset(c);
x = xrange(1) + diff(xrange)*(x-x1)/(x2-x1);
y = yrange(1) + diff(yrange)*((y2-x1) - (y-x1))/(y2-x1);
% get rid of nonunique points
% this restricts us to capturing curves which
% represent single-valued functions of x
[x,idx,~] = unique(x);
y = y(idx);
xdata{c} = x;
ydata{c} = y;
end
% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% plot
plot(xdata{1},ydata{1},'r'); grid on; hold on
plot(xdata{2},ydata{2},'g')
xlim(xrange)
ylim(yrange)
Either way, you need to include the trace offsets. Also, your scope divisions are clearly not what you say they are.

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