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How to multiply a waveform with the x axis vector

Hi,

I want to multiply the AC response of a node with the frequency. So at each point the voltage is multiplied with the frequency at that point to produce the new wave. How can I do this in the calculator?

Thanks,

Milind

Andrew Beckett over 11 years ago

Milind,
If your AC response is VF("/out") then this would be VF("/out")*xval(VF("/out")) . The xval() function gives you the x-axis of a waveform.
Regards,
Andrew.
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milind0y over 11 years ago

Thanks, that worked.
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