We both understand that the DROITE function is for that of a straight line. And I understand how to convert from Polar to Rectangular and from Rectangular to Polar.
We are considering why the DROITE function uses complex number mode, i.e. X + iY format. This is the format used on the command line when using DROITE in Algebraic mode.
We are exploring the idea of using it in its native rectangular mode to produce something useful in electronics, by creating a line that is represented by two vector quantities.
We are thinking about ways we could use the creation of the line to understand something more about reactive components in RC, RL or RLC circuits. Can you think of any way it could be used in that way?
We are considering why the DROITE function uses complex number mode, i.e. X + iY format. This is the format used on the command line when using DROITE in Algebraic mode.
We are exploring the idea of using it in its native rectangular mode to produce something useful in electronics, by creating a line that is represented by two vector quantities.
We are thinking about ways we could use the creation of the line to understand something more about reactive components in RC, RL or RLC circuits. Can you think of any way it could be used in that way?