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Section 11: Calculating With Complex Numbers
a + ib =
; and : can be used to interconvert the rectangular and polar forms of
a complex number. They operate in Complex mode as follows:
´
converts the polar (or phasor) form of a complex number to its
;
rectangular form by replacing the magnitude r in the real X-
register with a, and replacing the angle θ in the imaginary X-
register with b.
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converts the rectangular coordinates of a complex number to the
:
polar (or phasor) form by replacing the real part a in the real X-
register with r, and replacing the imaginary part b in the
imaginary X-register with θ.
These are the only functions in Complex mode that are affected by the
current trigonometric mode setting. That is, the angular units for θ must
correspond to the trigonometric mode indicated by the annunciator
(or absence thereof).
r (cos θ + i sin θ) = re
θ
r
iθ
(polar)
(phasor)
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