1. Join signal

1.1. Purpose

Combine two signals into a single XY signal by using one as the X axis and the other as the Y axis.

1.2. Description

The Join signal operation is the inverse of the Split signal operation.

It takes two input signals and constructs a new XY signal where the Y values of the x-input become the X axis and the Y values of the y-input become the Y axis.

The output signal inherits its name, Y unit, and attributes from the y-input, while the X unit is taken from the y-unit of the x-input.

Both input signals must be of the same length. They must also be of compatible types: either both value series or both scalar constants.

1.3. Input

Two input signals:

  • x: The signal whose values are used as the X axis of the output.

  • y: The signal whose values are used as the Y axis of the output.

1.4. Output

A single XY signal combining the two inputs. The output signal name and Y unit are taken from the y-input; the X unit is taken from the Y unit of the x-input.

1.5. Parameters

No parameters.