SetUnits
Changes physical type of
vector-name
to
physical-type
. Physical type may be any of
the following:
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'unknown'
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'?'
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'Voltage'
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'V'
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'Current'
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'A'
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'Time'
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'Secs'
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'Frequency'
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'Hertz'
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'Resistance'
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'Ohm'
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'Conductance'
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'Sie'
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'Capacitance'
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'F'
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'Inductance'
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'H'
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'Energy'
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'J'
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'Power'
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'W'
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'Charge'
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'C'
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'Flux'
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'Vs'
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'Volt$^2$'
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'V$^2$'
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'Volt$^2$/Hz'
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'V$^2$/Hz'
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'Volt/rtHz'
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'V/rtHz'
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'Amp$^2$'
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'A$^2$'
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'Amp$^2$/Hz'
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'A$^2$/Hz'
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'Amp/rtHz'
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'A/rtHz'
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" (means dimensionless - see notes)
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The physical type of a vector is the name of the physical quantity it represents e.g.
Voltage, Current, Time etc. This is used by graph plotting routines to set appropriate
units for axes. To set a vector as dimensionless, use the following syntax:
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SetUnits <vector-name> <units>
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