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    Graph Plotter

    GP is a tool to analyse numerical data

    GP is aimed to be simple and fast tool to analyse numerical data. It does not claim to replace all other plotters.
    Downloads: 7 This Week
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    A2L Build for MCD - AutoExtractGui

    Build A2L from ELF for Automotive MCD tool (e.g. INCA)

    ...As a reference, you may see how this tool works with the given sample files (sample AEC, ELF, A2L). 2. ProF Builder This tool is to help people who need to make their own ProF script to FLASH their controllers through INCA. You can utilize "template" of XCP or UDS when you need to make a new ProF script. 3. INCA Instrument SDK Sample Project As a sample, I upload an Instrument project - displaying bar graph. 4.
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    RHOcker
    RHOcker is a GTK graphic software tool for control and monitoring of electrical resistometry tests in GPIB devices. Allow to configure and manage resistometry test types and captures, stores and graph all data in tests execution.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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