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I am using PSoC 5LP. I built a project to extract strain gauge values from an ATV front suspension. Now I would like to import that data to an excel sheet. I have done this before with Arduino, but I am new to PSoCs. I dont know whether I have to initially take that data to a Serial monitor or directly I can get it on excel sheet...
The data thus obtained in .csv file I can use it to compare with my simulated values.
Could you please help?
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swch,
PSoC data can be visualized and saved using freeware software SerialPlot charting tool. Please find community demo projects here:
SeriaPlot: interface to real-time data charts
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swch,
The most practical/simple way to pass data to a .csv file is using a terminal comm program with the PSoC UART serial output.
I've done this many times.
In fact, I've created my own Terminal Comm program in C# with a visual plotting function and ability to save the acquired data to .csv (or .png). I have uploaded this program in the code sharing forum for others to use and/or modify as needed.
Terminal Comm program with Plot and data logging.
Here's an example screen shot of the comm output with plot and option to save plot data to .csv.
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swch,
PSoC data can be visualized and saved using freeware software SerialPlot charting tool. Please find community demo projects here:
SeriaPlot: interface to real-time data charts
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