Oscilloscope real time graph in windows application.

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I am new in c# windows application. I want to develop simple windows application. Input from Oscilloscope as a real time time and it shows real time graph and this graph value will be store in excel format. Could you please help me on this.

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want a real time graph and store in excel format.

Posted 13-Dec-16 17:04pm

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Updated 13-Dec-16 17:50pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2016-12-13T17:50:00

You're not going to get a real-time graph like you get on a scope. You can get the data from the scope using whatever library comes with the scope, if any. You can then graph that data using whatever graphing library you want but you're not going to get anywhere near the speed required to get a real-time update of that graph.

As for Excel, you can snapshot your data as you want and export that to an Excel sheet, and setup a graph in workbook if you want. Look into the OpenXML SDK for that. Again, this is not going to be a "real time" data export.