So, I'm using Mathcad express prime 8, I've been trying it out in a trial, liking it so far, I've come to run into some issues:
The first one is that despite having the decimal precision set to exactly 3, these numbers are being displayed as the full precision of the solver, and I have no idea why:
No matter what I've tried, Nothing seems to fix it. Every other solution is displaying properly.
The second issue I'm having are with these units. I wanted to display mΩ where appropriate, but I can't seem to figure out how to properly add units.
The last issue is of this temperature issue. I'm trying to do a temperature analysis on a mosfet but the temperature units is giving me issues. I've tried to look for solutions online, but nothing seems to have worked.
I'll be including the sheet if needed. Thanks!
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If you want to evaluate symbolic, float can set the digits. Using = then you get the digits you want from 0 to 15 digits.
Mathcad has no mΩ unit. So, make it and then use it.
If you want to evaluate symbolic, float can set the digits. Using = then you get the digits you want from 0 to 15 digits.
Mathcad has no mΩ unit. So, make it and then use it.
Welcome to Mathcad! Like every program, there's a learning curve and strange phenomenon. First off, you're NOT running Prime Express (yet)
The math above is "symbolic" math--the solve, arrows are tell-tales, Express will let you see symbolics, but they won't calculate. (A lot of "premium features" are disabled in Express but it's still a very useful tool BUT MATHCAD IS AND HAS ALWAYS BEEN A BETTER NUMERICAL ENGINE THAN A SYMBOLIC ENGINE. It will try, but a review of these posts will reveal a large percentage of people trying to get the symbolic engine to behave.
As for the rest, defining a new unit is a simple matter of formatting the label. And the error in your temperature calculations is a unit violation.
Attached is a Prime Express 4.0 file, readable by any version of Prime 4.0 or higher.
