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Skip strings in the legend
I'm plotting a total of 20 functions. A - 10 functions joined together B - 10 functions joined together So I only need 2 ...
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Tracking a square wave with an analytical function
I have created a square wave (voltage schedule) in Excel, that I want to "track" with an analytical function. The idea is to si...
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Using only one function, I want to 'track' an input (voltage) schedule. I.E. I have made a voltage schedule that I read in.....
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switching functions for continuous time
Ah I see. You are great with the indices... thank you Walt.
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switching functions for continuous time
Referring to the time constant again: Time_Value = V_In * .632; Time_Check = find(V_C_SS <= Time_Value,1,'last'); T...
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switching functions for continuous time
On the switching case here: y = f1(x); idx = find(y >= 80,1,'first'); y(idx:end) = f2(x(idx:end)); How can I st...
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switching functions for continuous time
Now I am trying to find the time constant for this system and I need to do it analytically. So I know the time constant is ju...
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switching functions for continuous time
If my function is: y = f1(x); How can I select an x value for a given y? This is a silly question I know, but I cannot...
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switching functions for continuous time
How can I apply the same concept, but switch functions based on the value of the function? Say y is a step function going fro...
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switching functions for continuous time
The problem is I want to plot them all on one graph. So I need to piece together the part from 0-0.2, 0.2-0.8, and 0.8-1.10 sec...
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switching functions for continuous time
I am plotting a function for say: t = 0:0.1:1 %seconds I want to use one function for: t < 0.2 One for: t >= 0....
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