In the 2.2 LRM, Section 4.5.4.3 it says /"The noise_table() function interpolates a vector to model a process where the spectral density of the noise varies as a piecewise linear function of frequency. The general form is noise_table( vector [ , name ] ) where vector contains pairs of real numbers: the first number in each pair is the frequency in Hertz and the second is the power. Noise pairs are specified in the order of ascending frequencies. noise_table() performs piecewise linear interpolation to compute the power spectral density generated by the function at each frequency."/ It's not entirely clear to me that each frequency must be greater than the previous one (as opposed to greater than or equal). If "greater than or equal" were permitted, then it would introduce the posibility of two frequencies having different power levels, which would make the interpolation ambiguous. Clearly this is not the intent. Do you think that it is worth changing the wording to make it explicit that no duplicate frequencies are allowed? Regards Paul -- Dr Paul Floyd Mentor Graphics Corporation -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Fri Jun 8 00:45:29 2007
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