Hello,
I have a couple of questions about mathematical operations I hope somebody could help me with:
1. Is there a way to calculate a lap distance channel that is reset to zero each time the lap marker is passed?
2. Is there a way to reset an integration to zero each time the lap marker is passed? Eg. to make a channel that gives the time spend at full throttle for each lap. I know that it's possible with Marker Based Measurements but that only gives me one value, and I would like to see how that value develops against time or distance.
Thanks already!
Jorge Segers
Question about user defined variables
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2. Is there a way to reset an integration to zero each time the lap marker is passed? Eg. to make a channel that gives the time spend at full throttle for each lap. I know that it's possible with Marker Based Measurements but that only gives me one value, and I would like to see how that value develops against time or distance.
Did you ever find a way to do this? I would also like to have % full throttle channel.
Thanks ...
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Yes I did in the meantime...
First create a user defined variable that gives 1 for throttle position > 95% and 0 in all other cases.
if(VAR_2510>95,1,0)
In this equation VAR_2510 is the channel for throttle position.
Next, create a 'marker based measurement' (Results - Marker Based Measurements). Select 'Standard measurement' - 'Integral of' - 'Full throttle flag' (the math channel created before).
Run this measurement from 'Marker 1' to 'Marker 1' (the lap marker).
You will then get a table with the time spent at full throttle for each separate lap.
Hope this helps...
First create a user defined variable that gives 1 for throttle position > 95% and 0 in all other cases.
if(VAR_2510>95,1,0)
In this equation VAR_2510 is the channel for throttle position.
Next, create a 'marker based measurement' (Results - Marker Based Measurements). Select 'Standard measurement' - 'Integral of' - 'Full throttle flag' (the math channel created before).
Run this measurement from 'Marker 1' to 'Marker 1' (the lap marker).
You will then get a table with the time spent at full throttle for each separate lap.
Hope this helps...
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