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Is there an inverse function in the calculator of cadence ic5141?

whusteryzh
whusteryzh over 12 years ago
Currently I wanna get  inverse function of a wave,but it seems that there is no function to make it with respect to ic5141.By the way,if I can get the x-value and y-value of a wave,how can I plot them out as a inverse function with calculator?
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    whusteryzh over 12 years ago

    Hi Andrew!

    Thank you for your attention!

    Maybe I didn't explain myself clearly,due to my poor English.what I mean by "inverse function" is  a function that undoes another function. i.e. ,if a function is ƒ, then its inverse function is  ƒ−1  .Further more,if ƒ(x)=y, then x=ƒ−1(y).

    Regards,

    whusteryzh 

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    whusteryzh over 12 years ago

    Hi Andrew!

    Thank you for your attention!

    Maybe I didn't explain myself clearly,due to my poor English.what I mean by "inverse function" is  a function that undoes another function. i.e. ,if a function is ƒ, then its inverse function is  ƒ−1  .Further more,if ƒ(x)=y, then x=ƒ−1(y).

    Regards,

    whusteryzh 

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