jacobfeder
commented
3 years ago Hi Aidan, I would recommend simply defining a 'start' and 'stop' parameter, then creating the logspace on your own in your code. We plan to remove this logspace function in later versions of nspyre anyway, because it is a bit buggy as you have observed.
aidanj5
When I use a 'range' in my spyrelet, and set the range to a logspace instead of a linspace, I get some messed up values. For some reason, it adds on '1' of the base unit. So, when I make a range from 100ns to 1 us, I get 1.0000001 seconds to 1.000001 seconds in my range.
What can I change in the code to fix this behavior?
In fact, it doesn't seem like it even goes up to the correct value exactly.
I am using Windows 10, nspyre version 4.5. I installed via conda-forge a while ago.