Serial Plotter
Below is a selection of screenshots highlighting many of the application’s features.
This first example shows multiple stacked plots with the properties panel on the left, where users can modify and configure every aspect of each plot.

Live Markers
This example demonstrates the use of peak finding and spanning markers. The threshold for peak detection can be adjusted directly on the plot.


Display Modes
Display modes provide alternative ways to visualize data. Spectrogram maps amplitude to color, with each frame displayed as a row of colors. Users can adjust the color range by clicking and dragging the min/max values on the left-hand side of the plot. Persistence mode shows complete frames of data fading over time, allowing for dynamic visualization.


Plot Types
The application supports three plot types: Cartesian, Polar, and Scatter.
- Cartesian: Plots a single user-defined vertical value with an auto-incrementing horizontal value.
- Polar: Plots either both user-defined rho (radial) and theta (angular) values, or a single user-defined rho value with an auto-incrementing theta value.
- Scatter: Plots user-defined horizontal and vertical values on a Cartesian grid.


