Drawing a function without knowing its expression
I don't know tikz in depth. So I barely can play with it. The following is a transfer characteristic of an inverter gate. I have researched the internet to find the function's explicit expression but in vain.
I am trying to draw the curve, without knowing the expression. Yet there is one requirement: the slope at two points of the curve is -1.
I would be so happy of any help.
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I don't know tikz in depth. So I barely can play with it. The following is a transfer characteristic of an inverter gate. I have researched the internet to find the function's explicit expression but in vain.
I am trying to draw the curve, without knowing the expression. Yet there is one requirement: the slope at two points of the curve is -1.
I would be so happy of any help.
tikz-pgf graphics draw tikz-graphdrawing engineering
asked 22 mins ago
mandresybillymandresybilly
11112
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I don't know tikz in depth. So I barely can play with it. The following is a transfer characteristic of an inverter gate. I have researched the internet to find the function's explicit expression but in vain.
I am trying to draw the curve, without knowing the expression. Yet there is one requirement: the slope at two points of the curve is -1.
I would be so happy of any help.
tikz-pgf graphics draw tikz-graphdrawing engineering
asked 22 mins ago
mandresybillymandresybilly
11112
I don't know tikz in depth. So I barely can play with it. The following is a transfer characteristic of an inverter gate. I have researched the internet to find the function's explicit expression but in vain.
I am trying to draw the curve, without knowing the expression. Yet there is one requirement: the slope at two points of the curve is -1.
I would be so happy of any help.
tikz-pgf graphics draw tikz-graphdrawing engineering
tikz-pgf graphics draw tikz-graphdrawing engineering
asked 22 mins ago
mandresybillymandresybilly
11112
asked 22 mins ago
mandresybillymandresybilly
11112
asked 22 mins ago
mandresybillymandresybilly
11112
asked 22 mins ago
mandresybillymandresybilly
11112
asked 22 mins ago
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