JavaScript Chart - Examples
SciChart.js ships with over 80 JavaScript Chart demos which you can browse, view the source code and see related documentation. Build incredible complex dashboards with SciChart.js, our High Performance JavaScript Chart Library.
This demo showcases a wave-simulation running entirely in browser and visualised by SciChart.js – JavaScript Charts.
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What’s happening in this example/demo?
- Top left: the wave simulation is running and output into a 2D heatmap or spectrogram chart.
- Top right: displays a cross-section of the heatmap at the point where the cross-hairs are. These lines are rendered using our PaletteProvider API which allows per-point colouring and gradient line effect. Try dragging the cross-hairs to see the cross-section update.
- Bottom left: The input parameters to the simulation. You can drag on the chart here to update the input parameters by editing chart series dynamically on the fly
- Bottom right: point-outputs shows more outputs of the simulation updating in real-time.
This showcase demo makes use of many features of SciChart.js, including custom modifiers, PaletteProvider (gradient lines), editable annotations, custom behaviours to update the data on a chart and real-time updates.