Math Functions For Measurement Expressions

This chapter describes the math functions in detail. The functions are listed in alphabetical order.

A   abs() asin() acos() asinh() acosh() atan() acot() atan2() acoth() atanh()     C   ceil() convOct() cint() cos() cmplx() cosh() complex() cot() conj() coth() convBin() cum_prod() convHex() cum_sum() convInt()       D, E, F, H   db() erfinv() dbm() exp() dbmtow() fft() deg() fix() diagonal() float() diff() floor() erf() fmod() erfc() hypot() erfcinv()

I, J, L   identity() interpolate() im() inverse() imag() jn() int() ln() integrate() log() interp() log10()     M, N, O   mag() min_outer() max() min2() max_outer() num() max2() ones() min()       P, R   phase() rad() phasedeg() re() phaserad() real() polar() rms() pow() round() prod()       S, T, X, Z   sgn() step() sin() sum() sinc() tan() sinh() tanh() sqr() transpose() sqrt() wtodbm() step() xor() sqrt() zeros()

Note You can generally use these functions with data from any type of analysis. They consist of traditional math (e.g., trigonometric functions and matrix operations) and other functions.