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#1 2006-01-10 21:41:32
Example for the new Export to CSV/Excel Feature
An example on what you can do with the new Export to CSV/Excel feature of the Map Manager:
Excel File of Roma-Genua Flight Log
After importing the CSV-File into Excel it is possible to create some graphs quite easily:
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#3 2006-01-31 22:58:14
Re: Example for the new Export to CSV/Excel Feature
It's also easy to derive an acceleration graph from the CSV data.
The following graphs originate from testing the engine of a small car (Opel Astra 1.7CDTI 77kW/100PS):
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#5 2006-04-26 11:48:42
- davy
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Re: Example for the new Export to CSV/Excel Feature
I see from your example of the car test you have an acceleration graph, how can i do that? when i export my logs to csv i dont have any acceleration data.
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#6 2006-04-26 17:25:08
- murf62
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- From: england
- Registered: 2006-04-05
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Re: Example for the new Export to CSV/Excel Feature
Speed = m/s
Acceleration = m/s/s
or in other words acceleration = change in speed/change in time
So, to summarise - change in speed is how many metres you are travelling per second and acceleration is a measure of how many metres per second your speed has changed per second.
Hope this clears it up for you? 
Oops, did I forget to mention my Physics teacher took an overdose the year I left school?
Last edited by murf62 (2006-04-26 17:31:51)
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#7 2006-05-28 13:58:14
- Jorg
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Re: Example for the new Export to CSV/Excel Feature
Well, for me not really ;-)
Time seems in minutes in the csv files... how to get seconds-level graphs then?
Maybe Stefan can attach the excel file for that car acceleration graph too?
Thanks!
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#8 2006-05-28 16:48:41
- Tomsk
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- Registered: 2006-03-29
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Re: Example for the new Export to CSV/Excel Feature
Jorg wrote:
Well, for me not really ;-)
Time seems in minutes in the csv files... how to get seconds-level graphs then?
Maybe Stefan can attach the excel file for that car acceleration graph too?
Thanks!
By default Excel will only show time in HH:MM format. You need to edit the number format to HH:MM:SS
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