indep()
Returns the independent attached to the data
Syntax
Y = indep(x, NumberOrName)
Arguments
| Name | Description | Range | Type | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| x | data to access the independent values | (-∞, ∞) | integer, real, complex | yes | |
| NumberOrName | number or name of independent | [0, 6] | integer, string | 0 | no |
Examples
Given S-parameters versus frequency and power: Frequency is the innermost independent, so its index is 1. Power has index 2.
freq = indep(S, 1)
freq = indep(S, "freq")
power = indep(S, 2)
power = indep(S, "power")
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See Also
find_index(), get_indep_values()
Notes/Equations
The indep() function returns the independent (normally the swept variable) attached to simulation data. When there is more than one independent, then the independent of interest may be specified by number or by name. If no independent specifications are passed, then indep() returns the innermost independent.
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