Real-Imag to Complex - 2022.2 English - UG1483

Computes the complex output from real and imaginary input.

Library

Math Functions / Math Operations

Description

The Real-Imag to Complex block converts the real and imaginary inputs to a complex-valued output signal. The input signal can be of any data type except boolean. The complex output has the same data type as that of the block input. The input can be a scalar, 1-D vector, or matrix of real signals. It is possible to specify the constant real or imaginary part from the block dialog.

Data Type Support

Data type support for the input port is as follows.

• The block supports all data types except boolean. If the 'Input' is 'Real and Imag', both the inputs must have the same data type. Otherwise, 'Real part' or 'Imag part' parameter is converted to the same data type as that of the block input.
• Real and imaginary parts specified using inputs or block dialog must be real.
• The input can be a scalar, 1-D vector, or matrix.
• The output is always complex, and has the same data type as that of the input.
• Dimensions:
  • The output has the same dimensions as that of the input when both real and imaginary parts have the same dimensions.
  • The block supports mixed dimensions for real and imaginary inputs (specified as inputs or using block dialog). Any scalar input is expanded to the dimensions of non-scalar input, and the block has the same dimensions as those of the non-scalar input. If both the inputs are non-scalar, they must agree on dimensions.

Parameters

Input

Input is a drop down menu parameter which specifies whether real, imaginary, or both of the parts of the output signal are specified as inputs.

Settings

Following are settings for the Input parameter.

Table 1. Input Parameter

Setting	Description
Real and imag	Real and imaginary parts of the output signal are specified using Re and Im inputs of the block, respectively.
Real	The block has only Re input in this case. Real part of the output signal is specified using the Re input of the block, while its imaginary part is specified using the Imag part parameter.
Imag	The block has only Im input in this case. Imaginary part of the output signal is specified using the Im input of the block, while its real part is specified using the Real part parameter.

Real part

Specify the constant real part of the output signal when Input is set to Imag. This parameter is visible only when you set Input to Imag.

Table 2. Real Part Parameter

Choices	Description
0	The value of the Real part parameter must be a numeric, real-valued scalar, vector, or matrix.

Imag part

Specify the constant imaginary part of the output signal when Input is set to Real. This parameter is visible only when you set Input to Real.

Table 3. Imag Part Parameter

Choices	Description
0	The value of the Imag part parameter must be a numeric, real-valued scalar, vector, or matrix.