How to specify a complex number in block: vector_source?

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Dear Sir,

I am using the built-in block of Vector Source, configured as below:
Output Type = Complex.
Vector = ( 1, 2, 3 )

Then I run the flow graph.
The block sends out 1 + 0i, 2 + 0i, 3 + 0i.

Question:
How to make it sends 1 + 2i ?
(How to configure this at the Vector field?)

Regards,
activecat

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Hi activecat,

have you just tried the most intuitive options:

Vector = ( 1 + 2j, 2 + 4.0 * 1j, complex(3,-1) )

all three elements work, since this is just python :slight_smile:

Greetings,
Marcus

On 08.02.2014 07:28, Activecat wrote:

Regards, activecat

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Dear Marcus,

Thanks, it accepts ( complex(1,2), complex(3,4), complex(5,6) ).
The other two are not accepted, message:
name ‘j’ is not defined.

Nevertheless, that is good enough.
Thanks.

Regards,
activecat

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Oh I just realized:
since python is complaining about “j” not being known:
Don’t have a space between “2” and “j”. 2j is a numeric literal,
which python understands, 2 j is a numeric literal (2) and a name (j),
which python can’t understand.

Greetings,
Marcus

On 08.02.2014 08:33, Activecat wrote:

wrote:

Question: How to make it sends 1 + 2i ? (How to configure

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On Saturday, February 8, 2014, Activecat [email protected] wrote:

Yes, the comma will result in a tuple with a single complex number. No
comma just returns a complex number.

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Dear Marcus,

Now I know the reason:

Vector: ( 1 + 4j ) ==> this doesn’t work
Vector: ( 1 + 4j, ) ==> this work!

So there must have a comma if it is one element.
Thanks.