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Getting peak value at its occurrence time

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Hello,

I have an EF analysis that calculates the peak (max) values; filters it through some limits and writes it out to an attribute (saves output on a tag).


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Since the write out happens at EF close, the timestamp of the peak value is later than the EF end time and the actual peak (max) value. How can one calculate the peak value on its actual occurrence timestamp and show it on a chart?


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    Asset Analytics are useful for a lot of calculations but cannot be used for all types of calculations. Over the many years I have echoed the 3 areas where Asset Analytics are insufficient:

     

    One, if a 3rd party library is needed,

    Two, if your app requires rigorous looping and/or flow control,

    And Three, if you need precise control over the output timestamp.

     

    Aset Analytics allows some control over the timestamp, but usually is a given offset from the analysis start. In your case you require exact control over the timestamp, so Asset Analytics is not the tool for your very particular case.

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    Asset Analytics are useful for a lot of calculations but cannot be used for all types of calculations. Over the many years I have echoed the 3 areas where Asset Analytics are insufficient:

     

    One, if a 3rd party library is needed,

    Two, if your app requires rigorous looping and/or flow control,

    And Three, if you need precise control over the output timestamp.

     

    Aset Analytics allows some control over the timestamp, but usually is a given offset from the analysis start. In your case you require exact control over the timestamp, so Asset Analytics is not the tool for your very particular case.

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