It is possible to plot the output of the power spectra programs with the standard MIDAS commands for the plot of tables. With the use of the MIDAS command PLOT/HISTO applied to the 5th column of a ``segmented'' power spectrum it is possible to plot an occurrence histogram of the deviations from a random noise. However, to have a ``standard'' plot for the power spectra the command PLOT/POWER_SPECTRUM is available. This command produces a plot of the power spectrum table produced by either the LONG or the SEGMENTED option. It is possible to select either log-log (the default) or lin-lin plot. In the case of segmented power spectra, errors in both X and Y directions will be plotted. No errors will be plotted in the case of a long power spectrum, and the points will be connected with a solid line. WARNING: if the ``long'' power spectrum is too long, it is advisable not to plot it, but to use the command DETECT/PERIOD to identify significant bins. The syntax of the command is:
PLOT/POWER_SPECTRUM pow_table [linlog]where pow_table is the name of the input table containing the power spectrum and linlog is L for logarithmic plot (default), N for linear plot.