Mathcad Tips

Are you making the most of your engineering calculation software? REGISTER NOW for a free webcast that explores solving and optimization. Presented by Anji Seberino, PTC’s leading Mathcad expert, the online event takes place Thursday, June 18 at 10 am PDT and 1 pm EDT.   Anji will focus the session on solving linear and nonlinear systems. Plus, you’ll learn how to set up and solve optimization problems.   This webcast is part of the weekly education series for engineers who want to learn more about PTC Mathcad as a powerful alternative for engineering calculations. Visit the registration page to view weekly topics and sign up today to join in.   REGISTER NOW!  

Are you making the most of your engineering calculation software? Join a free webcast that explores using Mathcad and Excel Together. Presented by Anji Seberino, PTC’s leading Mathcad expert, the online event takes place Thursday, June 11 at 10 am PDT and 1 pm EDT.   Anji will focus the session on different methods for importing and interacting with Excel data in Mathcad. Plus, you’ll learn best practices for using Excel data in the following:   Calculations Plots Mathcad programs This webcast is part of the weekly education series for engineers who want to learn more about PTC Mathcad as a powerful alternative for engineering calculations. Visit the registration page to view weekly topics and sign up today to join in.  

Are you making the most of your engineering calculation software? Join us in a free webcast exploring symbolic calculations in PTC Mathcad. Presented by Anji Seberino, PTC’s leading Mathcad expert, the online event takes place Thursday, June 4 at 10 am PDT and 1 pm EDT. Seberino will focus the session on operations available through Mathcad’s symbolic calculation engine. Join in for an introduction to common and useful symbolic operations such as Symbolic solving Laplace transforms Variable substitution This webcast is part of the weekly education series for engineers who want to learn more about PTC Mathcad as a powerful alternative for engineering calculations. Visit the registration page to view weekly topics and sign up today to join in. Register Now!

Join us on January 22 nd , at 1:00 pm ET for PTC’s Virtual Event – Leverage Engineering Calculations in Your Design Process. This webcast will demonstrate how the correct handling and reliable documentation of engineering calculations can greatly impact the success of your project, as well as:   Discuss the challenges in leveraging engineering knowledge in your product design process. Take a deeper look at Mathcad’s capabilities and how it can help solve your engineering problems. Explore how the Engineering Notebook records critical product information in the model itself. Reserve your seat today!

Recently, we announced the availability of PTC Mathcad Prime 4.0. It’s the next step in the evolution of your favorite engineering notebook, with even more tools for precise calculations and straightforward documentation.Join us for a live webcast with Luke Westbrook, PTC Mathcad

Let’s say that you want to run a Mathcad Prime worksheet at a specific time of day without user intervention. For example you need to generate Excel reports overnight, do some computations with the extracted data, and have the files ready first thing in the morning. Using Windows

This video gives a quick demo on how to configure Mathcad Prime with locked / Standalone license after receiving the license file via e-mail.  

This video gives a quick demo on how to convert legacy Mathcad files (.mcd, .xmcd) to Mathcad Prime format (.mcdx)

Calculating the trajectory of a baseball, with air resistance.

Worksheet corresponding to this week's PTC Mathcad blog post: "Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle All the WAV Files"This worksheet will generate a WAV file of a simple rendition of "Jingle Bells", as performed by PTC Mathcad.

This is the worksheet used in the blog, Audible Illusions with PTC Mathcad Programming.

Please see the attached examples in PTC Mathcad worksheets.

Create 2 polar plot for the functions cos(x), cos(x)^(-1) and cos(x)^(-2). Set the line trace style to full line, the result plot for the cos(x)^(-2) is invalid, other line trace valid.

This is a sample worksheet created by Tom Marshall who we had interviewed for our "Meet the Mathcad Users" series of articles on the Mathcad Blog.We asked him:Can you share a sample worksheet with us?"I am tempted to provide a fancy complex worksheet that would be impressive

These are the winning worksheets from our "Horseback riding with Mathcad" contest that we had run on the Mathcad blog in May/June 2011.To recap, the problem was:An army 40 miles long advances 40 miles while a messenger on horseback rides from the rear of the column to the

These are the winning worksheets from our "Fly swatting with Mathcad" contest that we had run on the Mathcad blog in March/April 2011.To recap, the problem was:A fly is sitting at a distance of h from a man with a fly swatter. At time t=0 the fly is pursued by the man

Hello everyone,I would like to draw your attention to an article I posted on the Mathcad blog today. It's a short, interview-style case study I did with a Mathcad user. I am looking to do more of these stories, so if you think you have something interesting to share with your

This Mathcad worksheet was submitted by Eva Landsoght (NL) who is currently writing her Ph.D. thesis at Delft University of Technology.The worksheet was created in Mathcad 14.0 and shows a calculation of beam shear and punching shear strength of a concrete slab according to Eurocode