complex time function
PrintThe time function of a signal consisting of both a real and imaginary part. The imaginary portion is computed by the Hilbert transform. The magnitude of the complex signal (that is, its vector length) is the envelope of the signal. See Hilbert Transform which also includes an interactive demonstration..
Re/Im V vs. time
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