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Revision as of 12:30, 25 April 2026
Hyperbolic secant pulse in Cartesian and amplitude-phase representation.
Syntax
[Cx,Cy,time_grid,amps,phis]=sech_pulse(peak_ampl,freq_mod,phase_mod,dur,npts)
Arguments
peak_amp - peak amplitude, rad/s
freq_mod - frequency modulation parameter, rad/s
phase_mod - phase modulation parameter, dimless
dur - pulse duration, seconds
npts - number of digitisation points
Outputs
Cx - a vector of coefficients in front of Sx
spin operator at each time slice, rad/s
Cy - a vector of coefficients in front of Sy
spin operator at each time slice, rad/s
time_grid - a vector of time grid points, seconds
amps - a vector of pulse amplitudes at each ti-
me slice, rad/s
phis - a vector of pulse phases at each time
slice (phi=0 at t=0 in the centre), rad
Examples
The following Matlab code
[Cx,Cy,time_grid]=sech_pulse(1,672,5,10.24e-3,1000);
plot(time_grid,[Cx; Cy]); kgrid; xlim tight;
kxlabel('time, seconds'); kylabel('amplitude, rad/s');
yields:
See also
Version 2.9, authors: Ilya Kuprov
