Data Explorer - Time Series
Examine a recorded period, compare frequency and deviation, and download the selected data.
Checking available history…
Choose a period to explore.
Historical frequency
HzDrag across the graph to zoom, or use the buttons.
Opening CSVs in Excel: Use Data → From Text/CSV and import all columns ending in _us as Text before loading, to preserve every microsecond digit. Changing the format after opening cannot restore lost digits. Use the AEST and Excel date columns for display, and keep the original download for precise analysis.
Zoom changes only the view until you press Use Zoomed Range; its boundaries round outward to milliseconds. CSV includes the entire selected period; empty average bins remain empty. Graph lines break across missing data.
RoCoF shows signed [f(t) − f(t − 1 s)] / 1 s at recorded timestamps, in mHz/s. The earlier frequency is linearly interpolated from original readings. Windows crossing gaps, invalid readings, duplicate timestamps, sequence breaks or timing discontinuities are excluded. Both ends must be within the selected period. No extra averaging is applied; this does not resolve subsecond peak RoCoF.
