Example 3: Defining Complex Traces
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!' & ($& %, !%& ! ! + ! "'& &
& ( & %& &$ $"$% &% %($ "'&%
ăStep 10:ă & %& &$ & % .%!'$ &$ $! & %!$&
& &% &$ + &!' & & Vertical Desc %&!$
&! % && M1 % & &$ %$"&! %%$+ &!' & %
$ &! %& & $& &$
ăStep 11:ă!' & ($& ! !% $ %& &! $& ,
%& ! & & & ! % ) % %! &
! & %& &$
ăStep 12:ă'$ & &!" ! $& &! %& & ($& % &! (
'$ & !&&! ! &! & & &! !( part ! & &$ ! & $&.
'
%& &$ ) &! &) % $ &$ )
%! ! #'& $ % '$ .
% $$&! % '% + !"! & % ! & $&'
%& &$ % ! & !&&! ! & %"+ &% % && &
!"* &$ && " % ! & % & % )
ăStep 13:ă'$ & !&&! ! &! & $& ' & & %& &$ %
!"&+ ! & $&' !' ) % & - !% %""$ $! &
$ &$
ăStep 14:ă! & ' &! !( & &$ '" &! & &!" ! & %"+
!%$( && % & !(% & $ &$ !(% '" % )
NOTE
Unless all component traces have the same vertical size, a Fast"
complex trace will have undefined vertical units. (High Precision
traces don't have this limitation.)
ăStep 15:ă'$ & &!" ! &! & & &! $&'$ & %& &$ &! &%
!$ %, ! (
Vertical Adjustment
of Complex Traces
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