Signal Cartesian to Polar coordinate conversion Use the cartopol~ object to convert signal values representing cartesian coordinates to a signal composed of polar coordinates. Cycling '74 MSP MSP FFT (signal) real/x input TEXT_HERE (signal) imaginary/y input TEXT_HERE (signal) amplitude/alpha output TEXT_HERE (signal) phase/theta output TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Function depends on inlet In left inlet: The real part of a frequency domain signal (such as that created by the fft~ or fftin~ objects) to be converted to a polar-coordinate signal pair consisting of amplitude and phase values.

In right inlet: The imaginary part of a frequency domain signal (such as that created by the fft~ or fftin~ objects) to be converted to a polar-coordinate signal pair consisting of amplitude and phase values. Out left outlet: The magnitude (amplitude) of the frequency bin represented by the current input signals.

Out right outlet: The phase, expressed in radians, of the frequency bin represented by the current input signals. If only the left outlet is connected the phase computation will be bypassed, reducing the intensity of the computation.