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| BROADEN,<dest>,<Smooth1>,<Smooth2>,<source1> … <source 100> | BROADEN,<dest>,<Smooth1>,<Smooth2>,<source1> … <source 100> | ||
| - | This command take up to 100 lines and applies the broadening algorithm these lines and places the resultant line in the dest line number. | + | This command applies the broadening algorithm to up to 100 line objects and stores the resultant in the <dest> line object. Linear Interpolation is used when finding values for line objects between points defined by the data. Extrapolation will use the y-value first or last defined point of the line object. The default name of the line object created in <Dest> will be “Envelope”. |
| - | * Dest – Integer number for the destination line | + | * dest – Integer number for the destination line |
| - | * Smooth1 – Peak broadening percentage | + | * Smooth1 – Peak bridging percentage |
| - | * Smooth2 – Peak bridging percentage | + | * Smooth2 – Peak broadening percentage |
| * source1 ... 100 – Integer number for input lines | * source1 ... 100 – Integer number for input lines | ||
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