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How to combine two graphs on Cacti
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Data point clouds, smoothed plots, and most importantly -- SOC estimation!
Sensors were recalibrated and the wheel wobble was very painfully removed by de-centering the wheel sprocket. Go figure. 1.58 AH expended on this drive.
This telemetry was transmitted wirelessly from my E300 Razor Scooter and recorded by a laptop in my backpack. The end goal? To create a tiny little velcro box to attach to the handlebars to provide a 'gas gauge'. Because when you have to kick-scoot back home, its no fun!
All I need are more MSP430 chips which are in the mail.
Red dots and Blue Lines are battery current
Red lines and Blue dots are battery voltage
Pale thick blue line is amp-hour consumption. At 15 Amps average rate, the pack offers ~5AH of capacity.
More info at wiki.nebarnix.com/wiki/Scooter
Assemblage de 3 Photos . Ancienne Usine JOB Toulouse 2003.
Aujourd'hui en 2010, il y a une immense résidence à la place et toutes ces œuvres éphémères ont disparu...
Graph is from Munich Re's July, 2008 report: "First Half 2008 Natural Catastrophe Update."
Link: www.munichreamerica.com/content/iw/nat_cat_fi nal.pdf
By Eugene Andolsek (1921-2008), seen at the American Folk Art Museum. There were a few pieces done on graph paper, all impressive and beautiful.
A figure used in a lecture from JR James at the Department of Town and Regional Planning at The University of Sheffield between 1967 and 1978.
Did you know that your cable signal gets stronger as the weather gets colder? Here's a graph of signal strength on my cable modem from the last day, where it was around 32°F (0°C) at 6 PM yesterday, then got down to about -5°F (-21°C) around 12 hours later. At one point around 2 AM, the cable modem went offline for a few minutes -- it seems that either it or the upstream device wasn't able to keep up with the changes.
Blue is transmit power (lower is better). Orange is receive power (higher is better, though it shouldn't really go past +8 or +9). It appears that the received signal more than doubled in strength (since dBmV uses a logarithmic scale, as far as I can tell).
Beans, Pringles and Tuna can be used to illustrate a graph.
NB. particularly with 'y' values of 14, 31 and 6.