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Why wont this run? "Array indices must be positive integers or logical values."
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L =.2;% H
C = 2.0*10^-6; %F
R1 = 1500; %Ohms
R2 = 1000; %Ohms
f = (1/(2*(pi)))*(L*C(((R1^2)*C-L)/((R2^2)*C-L)))^(1/2)
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Adam
on 5 Feb 2020
C(((R1^2)*C-L)/((R2^2)*C-L))
is not sensible code. All that stuff in the parentheses is being interpreted as an index into C, which is scalar anyway, but even if it wasn't I doubt that evaluates to an integer index.
Did you just miss out a * operator?
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Fangjun Jiang
on 5 Feb 2020
Most likely typo
f = (1/(2*(pi)))*(L*C*(((R1^2)*C-L)/((R2^2)*C-L)))^(1/2)
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Guillaume
on 5 Feb 2020
"Why wont this run? "Array indices must be positive integers or logical values."
The clue is in the error message. Array indices... so you must have some indexing somewhere. Look at your equation:
.. C(((R1^2)*C-L)/((R2^2)*C-L))) ..
yep, you've got C(something). Looking at the something, it's very unlikely to be an integer index. Considering that C is scalar, it's very unlikely you meant to index C. Maybe you're missing an operator?
To make your expression more readable, I would recommend spacing out some terms. I would also recommend against using brackets when they're not needed:
f = 1/(2*pi) * L*C ?? sqrt((R1^2*C - L) / (R2^2*C - L));
%No idea what goes ^ there
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