plotting qC and better way for IIC
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- Date: Wed, 3 Apr 2013 04:10:42 -0400 (EDT)
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Herman T wrote:
> Dear Sir,
>
> I'm interested in plotting the functions qC, IIC but couldn't find away
> to plot the functions. so any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
I looked at it. I have Mathematica 4.0 so could not see the last plot
you did (the same way). And I don't have Log2 either so bear with me.
Being that you did plots I'm unsure of the question. But I see this:
(note to others: q is sinusoidal like "Plot[ Sin[t]+1..." and
qC[2,4,.02,t] is a selected point on the sinusoidal; code far below)
IIC [nu_, num_, Del_, t_] :=
Log[2, num] -
Sum[ Log[2, (qt = qC[nu, num, Del, t])Log[2, qt], {t, 0,
num - 1}]];
I had two problems.
(1) you have Log2[ expr, {t,0,num-1} ] inside Sum[]
and I can't see that working unless you meant to
use Sum [ Table[ expr, {t,0,num-1} ] ]
(2) you use t as parameter to IIC but also use
{t,0,num-1}. use {tt,0,num-1} to avoid confusion
(3) because of this it's unclear whether you mean to
to use t or tt as parameter in qC
In the below I've re-expressed IIC but it is only one possible
resulting expr considering my uncertainty above.
IIC [nu_, num_, Del_, t_] := Log[2, num] -
Sum[
Log[2,
qC[nu, num, Del, t]Log[2,
qC[nu, num, Del, t]]
]
, {tt, 0, num - 1}]
]
];
However the output for the above includes imaginaries and I'm unsure
if that's intentional (you many be wishing to plot phasors using
imaginaries as a "convenient" pseudo indicator, i don't know).
I do know some physics and electrical engineering but am rusty and am
avoiding figuring out the applied meaning of the equations your using
for correctness. Describe eq'n fully if you wish more comments.
I'm sure theres' plenty of ways to plot phasors in mm but it's not a
question as yet.
Bye the way, there are circuit simulator programs that can show these
(ie, qucs(1) ). There is a Mathematica package for circuit simulation
too. Given simple circuits these can graph ie the waves of a
capacitor dumping over time. (I'm sure professionally there are more
such software and databases of parts and specs I was never able to
see). You may wish to try that end of things.
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ass={d > 1, num > 0, \[CapitalDelta] > 0, t > 0, n >= 0}
q[\[Nu]_, num_, \[CapitalDelta]_, t_] :=1/num*(1 + 2*Exp[-\
[Nu]]*NSum[Sin[(Pi*d)/num]/((Pi*d)/num)*Exp[-d*\
[CapitalDelta]^2]*Cos[(Pi*d)/num*(2*t + 1)]*\[Nu]^(n + d/2)/Sqrt[n!*(n
+ d)!], {d, 1, 10}, {n, 0, 10}])
Plot[q[2.0, 4.0, 0.2, t], {t, 0, 15}]
qC[\[Nu]_, num_, \[CapitalDelta]_, t_] := 1/num*(1 + 2*Exp[-\
[Nu]]*Sum[Sin[(Pi*d)/num]/((Pi*d)/num)*Exp[-d*\
[CapitalDelta]^2]*Cos[(Pi*d)/num*(2*t + 1)]*\[Nu]^(n + d/2)/Sqrt[n!*(n
+ d)!], {d, 1, 20}, {n, 0, 20}])
ListPlot[Table[{t, qC[2, 4, 0.2, t]}, {t, 0, 8}]]
IIC [\[Nu]_, num_, \[CapitalDelta]_, t_] := Log2[num] - Sum[ Log2[(qt
= qC[\[Nu], num, \[CapitalDelta], t])Log2[qt], {t, 0, num - 1}]];
ListPlot[Table[{\[Nu], IIC[\[Nu], 4, 0.2]}, {\[Nu], 1, 200}],
PlotRange -> All]
(question was howto (best) plot IIC)