Convert cartesian to polar coordinates Converts a cartesian-coordinate pair consisting of real and imaginary values into a polar-coordinate pair consisting of distance and angle values. Cycling '74 Max Math real/x input TEXT_HERE imaginary/y input TEXT_HERE amplitude/alpha output TEXT_HERE phase/theta output TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Output most recent values bang will output the most recently stored coordinate pair conversion. Convert cartesian value Converted to float. Convert cartesian value In left inlet: The x coordinate of a Cartesian pair to be converted into a polar coordinate pair consisting of distance and angle values. When used in an audio context, the value represents the real part of a frequency domain value to be converted into a polar coordinate pair consisting of amplitude and phase values.

In right inlet: The y coordinate of a Cartesian pair to be converted into a polar coordinate pair consisting of distance and angle values. When used in an audio context, the value represents the imaginary part of a frequency domain value to be converted into a polar coordinate pair consisting of amplitude and phase values. Out left outlet: The distance portion of the polar coordinate pair. When used in an audio context, the value represents the magnitude (amplitude) of the frequency represented by the currently input.

Out right outlet: The angle portion of the polar coordinate pair. When used in an audio context, the value represents the phase, expressed in radians, of the frequency represented by the current input. If only the left outlet is connected, the phase computation is not performed.