2D Curve: superimposition of the curves
By default representation
By default, all the elementary curves are represented in the tracing zone. Each of the curves has got its own graph.
Modes of superposition
The various modes of superposition of the elementary curves are presented in the table below.
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
|
Sorted by formula (by default) |
The elementary curves belonging to the same formula * are superposed on the same graph (this is applied only to the vector quantities) |
| Splitted | Each elementary curve has got its own graph. |
| Absolute | All the elementary curves are superposed on the same graph: same axes X and Y for all the elementary curves |
| Normalized | All the elementary curves are superposed on the same graph: same axes X and Y for all the elementary curves and grading in percentage of quantities. |
Attention: * If the calculated quantity is a vector local quantity (e.g.:
B), the software calculates (and represents) 4 elementary curves (module
|B|, and the three components Bx, By, Bz).
Changing the mode
To change the mode of superposition:
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Click on the little arrow "sorted by formula" |
| → | a pop-up menu appears with the different modes of representation |
| 2 | Choose the desired mode of representation |