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9.6

Charting object or code that can display an graph

Asked by Marchant1 in Programming for ASP.NET, Components

Tags: web graphics

Hi

I need some help from the experts please

Looking for a chart  object / code that display values againts time HH:MM:SS.mmm

These values comes from encoders mounted on a rotating shaft then to an controller and

the data is event date from a recorder stored in MSQL database.
There will be four inputs (2 analog values and 2 digital inputs).
The events must be displayed linear on a time scale.
 other functions are
Zoom in/out and pan forward and back on the time axis.
This information must be displayed on a web page.

Example of the data in database

Date                Time                                 speed m/sec
2008/08/12 16:45:34.124            0.56
2008/08/12 16:45:36.537            2.12
2008/08/12 16:45:42.386            3.45
2008/08/12 16:45:50.985            4.23
2008/08/12 16:46:12.357            5.67
2008/08/12 16:46:23.837            6.56
2008/08/12 16:46:45.572            7.23
2008/08/12 16:46:51.107            8.01
2008/08/12 16:47:06.538            9.67
2008/08/12 16:47:28.485            10.67
2008/08/12 16:50:12.674            10.45

2008/08/12 16:52:23.365            10.05
2008/08/12 16:52:35.789            8.45
2008/08/12 16:52:58.376            7.12
2008/08/12 16:53:24.674            6.03
2008/08/12 16:53:45.735            5.34
2008/08/12 16:53:56.984            4.87
2008/08/12 16:54:08.678            3.089
2008/08/12 16:54:23.163            2.45
2008/08/12 16:54:35.005            1.05
2008/08/12 16:54:42.610            0.03


This is a tipical up and down speed of the device event logs.

I am loking for an charting object or code whereby I can achieve this to display it on a ASP.NET web page

I hope someone can help me in the correct direction

thanks
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