PlotAC
Plot a Correlator spectrum in linear or dB power scale

Syntax:
PlotAC,AC
the AC argument is required, and should be a variable of structure type {Correlator}. Normally, you will use one of the two global variables AC1(n) or AC2(n), where n is an integer specifying which spectrum to plot.

Example:
PlotAC,AC1(3),/dB,referred=AC1(2)

Options:
/acdc,
plot location of ACDC simulator frequencies

/noHanning,
don't apply Hanning smoothing

/noscale,
don't apply quantization correction

/nofreqscale,
plot against channel number instead of frequency

/dB
plot on a dB scale

comment='additional comment',
additional comment added to plot

/PltAutoCorrFn,
plot the autocorrelation as well

/overlap,
plot sub-bands overlapping. default is to clip

OscClip=n,
clip around the SSB oscillator frequencies by the integer amount n channels around the oscillator channel.

fmm=[lower,upper],
initial frequency scale. default is maximum range. lower and upper are integer or float values. The square brackets are necessary.

Pmm=[lower,upper],
initial Power scale. default is maximum range. lower and upper are integer or float values. The square brackets are necessary.

/noshowbands,
don't show the ranges of the sub bands

referred=referred,
plot referenced to the correlator spectrum specified by referred which is a variable of structure type {Correlator}. The result is the ratio of the two spectra (see example above).