Units[Standard]
exp
exponential function
Calling Sequence
Parameters
Description
Examples
exp(expr)
ⅇexpr
expr
-
algebraic expression
In the Standard Units environment, the arguments for the exponential functions can be unit-free, or multiplied by a unit with the dimension logarithmic_gain. An error is returned if the dimension of the argument is not one of logarithmic gain.
By default, the units of the object returned are a ratio of wave numbers (inverse length). Using energy conversions, this ratio is proportional to a voltage ratio and its square is proportional to a power ratio.
Note that the first calling sequence must be entered in 2-D math notation by using either the palettes or command completion. The exponential ex will not be recognized if it is entered manually.
For other properties, see the global function exp.
Notes:
To enter a unit in 2-D Math input, select the unit from the appropriate Units palette. If the unit you want is not there, select unit and then enter the unit.
When you edit a unit, double brackets appear around it.
withUnitsStandard:
ratio≔exp15.5UnitdB
ratio≔5.956621435mbasem
convertratio,units,voltsvoltsbase,energy
5.956621435VVbase
convertratio2,units,wattwattbase,energy
35.48133892WWbase
log10
0.7750000000Np
convert,units,dB
6.731564469dB
ln
1.784503447Np
15.50000000dB
lnexp15.5UnitdB
See Also
Units
Units/logarithmic_gain
Units/Standard
Units/Standard/ln
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