Describe the bug
In the documentation for the sigpy.mri.rf.trajgrad.spiral_varden() function, it says that argument gslew takes in units of g/cm/s. Which is equal to mT/m/s. On the MRI machine I'm simulating, my value is 750 mT/m/ms, so I have to provide it as 750e3 to get the units right. But that completely messes up the trajectory, while gslew = 750 itself creates the spiral as I expected it to be. That makes me think that the docs should say g/cm/ms

Describe the bug
In the documentation for the
sigpy.mri.rf.trajgrad.spiral_varden()function, it says that argumentgslewtakes in units ofg/cm/s. Which is equal tomT/m/s. On the MRI machine I'm simulating, my value is750 mT/m/ms, so I have to provide it as750e3to get the units right. But that completely messes up the trajectory, whilegslew = 750itself creates the spiral as I expected it to be. That makes me think that the docs should sayg/cm/ms