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TABLE 3.2 Measured Resonant Frequency and Impedance Bandwidth as a Function of Loading Capacitance for the Case in Figure 3.28 [17] C (pF) f r (MHz) BW (%) 0 (R only) 542 11.5 1.5 524 11.4 2.5 521 11.4 5.0 498 11.0

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Line 2 is the simplest line in this routine. It simply prints the statement Please click a point: at the command line. Anything in the quotes after princ will be printed on the AutoCAD command line. In this case, the statement is used as a prompt to tell the user to pick a point. Line 3 is typical of AutoLISP routines that contain nested parentheses. Remember to read from the innermost parenthetical element outward. Thus, reading from the innermost parenthetical element, you have first (getpoint). This simply means to get a point. Any of the AutoCAD input methods work, such as clicking the screen, typing coordinates for a point, or using object snaps. Reading outward you have (setq pt (getpoint)). The statement setq means that the variable pt is set to whatever comes back from getpoint. Therefore, if you enter the coordinates 2,2 by typing them or selecting them on the screen, the variable pt equals 2,2. Line 4 reads (command _circle pt 3 ). The command function in AutoLISP is one of the easier functions to understand. It simply executes whatever AutoCAD command is specified in the quotes that follow, using all subsequent arguments. When the CIRCLE command is invoked in AutoCAD, it asks for the center point first and then the radius. Line 4 starts the CIRCLE command, uses for the center point whatever is assigned to the variable pt, and sets the radius to 3 units.

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