So, how do you display data for stuff with such a huge range of values? The answer is to use a semi-log plot. I'm going to explain exactly how this works. Let's start with a simple plot of the ...

I am getting rather pissed off at Excel. I keep trying to make a Bode plot with the X-axis being 5 Cycle semi-log (just a log10 axis would be alright too) and the Y-axis linear. I cannot find an ...

depending if you want a linear or log Bode plot. It’s a nifty little tool, and when it comes to building test equipment from stuff that just happens to by lying around, we’ve got to give it up ...

It is represented with a Bode plot. For this, the amplitude response and the phase response are determined from the transfer function of the system and plotted as a graph with the gain and the phase ...

You can see the video below. If you haven’t run into Bode plots before, they are simple plots of magnitude or phase vs. frequency, usually plotted on a log scale. Named after Bell Lab’s ...