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Alternate Command Processor on Windows
I was really unaware of it, we can access cmd using Matlab. Thanks. .m files can be combined with anything. :) . And Bro why y...
Alternate Command Processor on Windows
I was really unaware of it, we can access cmd using Matlab. Thanks. .m files can be combined with anything. :) . And Bro why y...
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How can I organize image and text in a figure?
axes('Position',[0.65,0.7,0.28,0.28]) imshow('ImageName'); or subplot(2,1,1)%m.n.p imshow(imageName);
How can I organize image and text in a figure?
axes('Position',[0.65,0.7,0.28,0.28]) imshow('ImageName'); or subplot(2,1,1)%m.n.p imshow(imageName);
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I wrote this code and I got this error. (Warning: 8 equations in 4 variables. Warning: Explicit solution could not be found.) How can I fix it?
ans = [ 1/3, 0, 0] fopt =0.0000 + 1.0000i max Are you sure there is an error? i'm using R2016a
I wrote this code and I got this error. (Warning: 8 equations in 4 variables. Warning: Explicit solution could not be found.) How can I fix it?
ans = [ 1/3, 0, 0] fopt =0.0000 + 1.0000i max Are you sure there is an error? i'm using R2016a
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How to subtract?
*± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ±* * Imagine you need to subtract one...
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How to generate a sinosoidal signal
%you can use this,Try to Calculate time by your self.//cycles per 1 sec, for required time period. y=4*sin(2*pi*f*t);
How to generate a sinosoidal signal
%you can use this,Try to Calculate time by your self.//cycles per 1 sec, for required time period. y=4*sin(2*pi*f*t);
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How can I plot a step response to an
syms s num=[15] g=tf(num,1) step(g) grid on %is that wat u want? %or step(15,1)
How can I plot a step response to an
syms s num=[15] g=tf(num,1) step(g) grid on %is that wat u want? %or step(15,1)
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