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% At the MATLAB® command prompt, type ex_timescope_complexinp to open the example model. The following Simulink® model appears.
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% By default, when the input is a complex-valued signal, Time Scope plots the real and imaginary portions on the same axes. These real and imaginary portions appear as different-colored lines on the same axes within the same active display. Run your model to see the time domain output, as shown in the following figure.
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% The Configuration Properties dialog box controls the visual configuration settings of the Scope displays. From the Scope menu, select View > Configuration Properties to open this dialog box. Go to the Display tab. Selecting the Plot signal(s) as magnitude and phase check box specifies the Scope to plot the magnitude and phase of the input signal. The magnitude and phase appear on two separate axes within the same active display. After you select this check box, click OK. The active display shows the magnitude of the input signal on the top axes. The signal phase, in degrees, appears on the bottom axes.
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