Below are some real examples where Dagra has been used to trace
graphical data so that it can be used in further analysis.
Energy Falling on an Infrared Sensor |
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A Fresnel lens can focus infrared energy onto a sensor. These lenses
transmit most of the infrared energy, but some is still absorbed by
the lens. In this application, the energy transmitted by the lens
was calculated. The transmission of the lens was traced from
published data by Dagra.
View IR Sensor example.
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White Light Emitting Diode Plotted on Tristimulus Curves |
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In LEDs, white light is created by combining several colours on
a single chip. In this example, "warm" and "daylight" LEDs are
plotted on the CIE tristimulus curves to show their colour
composition. Dagra
was used to trace the spectra from the LED data-sheet and the
tristimulus curves.
View LED example.
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Atmospheric CO2 |
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This video example demonstrates Dagra's
new screen shot tool to
extract data points from a graph window.
The mean carbon dioxide level was obtained from the
Wikipedia article on
Carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere.
View Atmospheric CO2 example.
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Digitze PDF Graphs |
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A great deal of design data is presented graphically in Adobe Reader
PDF (portable document format) files. This example shows how numerical
values can be quickly digitized from graphs in PDF files.
View Digitize PDF graphs example.
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Linear Interpolation with Excel |
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Most analysis packages include functions for linear interpolation that
are ideal for working with data exported by Dagra. Unfortunately,
Microsoft Excel doesn't. This short example demonstrates a simple
method for linear interpolation in Excel.
View Excel Linear Interpolation example.
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