Unit and graph
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Unit and graph
Hello,
I look for change unit of X-Y Plot.
q := 0°,1°.. 360°
R := 24 mm
L := 128 mm
d(q) := R*cos(q)-L*cos(q)
when I draw d(q) by a X-Y plot the units are in rad for q and m for d(q).
Is it possible to draw a graph with a specific units ?
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One possible solution, please see the attached.
I hope this helps.
Norm
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One possible solution, please see the attached.
I hope this helps.
Norm
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How did you do?
I must copy your graph in my sheet to obtain the good result.
Could you help me.
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Simple explanation in the attached.
As I have already indicated, you just divide the variable by the required unit, using the / key.
Mike
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As Norm has indicated in his example you just divide variable by the desired unit.
Mike
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I'm really afraid but I understand you explaination but don't know apply!
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Have a look below.
Move the cursor to this position on the graph and then strike the / key and type the unit in. It should then look like this.
Another note. I had to change the limits of your graph to get it to work, watch out for that.
Mike
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Perfect Mike!
Many thanks
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No problem at all.
Mike
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I have another question.
Is it possible to find d(q) min and d(q) max?
I have the answer but not with MathCad
d(q) min = 96.2 mm for q = 180°
d(q) max = 177.8 mm for q = 0° or 360°
Is-it possible to have the response by MathCad?
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Have a look at the attached sheet. Description included.
Mike
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Okay for the vector but you haven't the angle of min and max d value.
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Okay for the vector but you haven't the angle of min and max d value.
Sorry I didn't read your post correctly, see attached.
Mike
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Superb work Fred, lovely example.
Mike
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I didn't have this collapsed area, I continu with your docuent, it's possible?
IYou write that you use a program because there might be multiple results, if it wasn't the case what will be the solution?
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Please see the attached. The collapsed Area is at the top of my sheet.
I have included the option for returning only single solutions.
Mike
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How do you know all this thing? I'm French and I search a training or book to learn to use MathCad but specificly the mechanical calcul.
Do you know this type of book?
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A lot of Mathcad users have taught themselves through experience and searching through the forum. How long have you been using Mathcad?
Mike
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Olivier HERBIET wrote:
...I search a training or book to learn to use MathCad but specificly the mechanical calcul.
Do you know this type of book?
Hello!
1. I recommend reading the book by Brent Maxfield "Engineering with Mathcad".
2. On site "LearningExchange" you can find training videos for versions Mathcad 14/15 and Mathcad Prime 1.0: http://learningexchange.ptc.com/tutorials/by_product/product_id:4 . On PTC's site in section "Demos & Tech Tips": http://www.ptc.com/products/tutorials/mathcad.htm . And also some videos are available for viewing on the channel "PTCstudio" on YouTube site: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF56308229AA2E115&feature=plcp
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2 days without training.
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Keep getting involved in the forum, wataching and reading and also keep asking questions. You'll pick it up soon enough
Mike
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Many thanks Mike and Fred
