GSINC

Purpose:

Generates a SINC function (sin(x)/x) in accordance with the specified parameters.

Syntax:

GSINC(length, spacing, factor, offset)

length	-	An integer, the length of the output series.
spacing	-	A real, the spacing (delta x) between each point on the x-axis.
factor	-	Optional. A real, the expansion factor along the x-axis. Defaults to 1.
offset	-	Optional. A real, the offset along x-axis, specified in radians in SETRADIAN mode, or degrees in SETDEGREE mode. Defaults to 0.

Returns:

A series.

Example:

gsinc(200,0.1,5.0,-50.0)

$image\gsincpic01.gif$

creates a SINC function of 200 points spaced 0.1 x-units apart. The series is also be shifted by 50 x-units (the offset value) on the x-axis, and compressed by a factor of 5. Try generating this series: it is our favorite.

Remarks:

gsinc(n, dx, f, p)

is equivalent to

gsin(n, dx, f/(2*pi), 0x)/gline(n, dx, f, p)

in SETRADIAN mode and to

gsin(n, dx, f/(2*pi), 0x)/gline(n, dx, f, p*pi/180)