No. If you look at the excel sheet you will see the 0-5v X values. You will also see the y values. I want the polynomial to start at .27v and equal 0 there. .31 I want to be the first positive number based off of the datalogs. All of the other calculations from the polynomial will be based off...
That doesn't work. I have already tried that. The curve starts positive from the get go that way, and that is incorrect. I need the curve to return its first positive value at a specified point.
Ok. What I am doing is generating a mass air flow sensor curve. So My X axis is 0-5V. My ECU has 128 hardcoded voltage points for the X-Axis. My Y Axis is the grams per second of air. The ECU obviously has 128 points that correspond to the voltages for the grams per second of air.
I have...
Hello. I need some help. I am not a math wizard by any means, but I find myself in need of math right now. I have a set of X and Y Values. My X values are from 0-5 (128 values between 0 and 5)and my Y values are from datalogs. So basically, I have datalogs of information corresponding to...