PH15010 Laboratory Techniques - An Introduction to MATHCAD.

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PH15010 PH15010 Laboratory Techniques - Laboratory Techniques - An Introduction to MATHCAD An Introduction to MATHCAD

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PH15010PH15010

Laboratory Techniques -Laboratory Techniques -

An Introduction to MATHCADAn Introduction to MATHCAD

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IntroductionIntroduction

• Review of last weekReview of last week• Vector and Matrix MathsVector and Matrix Maths• StatisticsStatistics• Solving simultaneous equations Solving simultaneous equations

with matriceswith matrices

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Review of Last WeekReview of Last Week

• Processing experimental data with Processing experimental data with arraysarrays

• Adding Error bars to graphsAdding Error bars to graphs• Pre-Processing DataPre-Processing Data

– Convert Convert to f to f– Logarithms for power lawLogarithms for power law

• Extract slope & intercept from dataExtract slope & intercept from data

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Functions ReviewedFunctions Reviewed

• Take one or more inputs Take one or more inputs (parameters) and return a value or (parameters) and return a value or valuesvalues

• From f(x) toolbar if you don’t know From f(x) toolbar if you don’t know the namethe name

• Afunction(parameters)=Afunction(parameters)=• Avariable:=Afunction(p1,p2,p3…)Avariable:=Afunction(p1,p2,p3…)• Use the help system/f(x) dialogUse the help system/f(x) dialog

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Matrix & Vector MathsMatrix & Vector Maths

• Used for:Used for:– Processing experimental dataProcessing experimental data– StatisticsStatistics– Resolving forces etc in 2D, 3DResolving forces etc in 2D, 3D– Co-ordinate transformationsCo-ordinate transformations– Simultaneous EquationsSimultaneous Equations– Applying transforms to dataApplying transforms to data

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Creating Arrays in Creating Arrays in MathCADMathCAD

• 2 ways of entering arrays2 ways of entering arrays– Input Table (already encountered)Input Table (already encountered)

• Spreadsheet type entrySpreadsheet type entry• Expand to fit data availableExpand to fit data available

– Insert Matrix Dialog boxInsert Matrix Dialog box• Array of placeholdersArray of placeholders• Good if you know how many elements in Good if you know how many elements in

matrix/vectormatrix/vector

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Creating an array with Creating an array with Insert|Matrix…Insert|Matrix…

• Same for defining ordinary variable Same for defining ordinary variable • Follow : withFollow : with

– [:::] from toolbar[:::] from toolbar– <ctrl-m><ctrl-m>– Insert|MatrixInsert|Matrix

• Dialog box for rows & columnsDialog box for rows & columns

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Creating arrays with Creating arrays with Insert|Matrix…Insert|Matrix…

Placeholders to fill inPlaceholders to fill inMyVector

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Can use unitsCan use unitsMyVector

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mm

MyVector Empty 3 – element Empty 3 – element

vector vector

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Matrix Maths #1Matrix Maths #1

VA 12

3 MA 1

2

4

3

5 Addition of constant

VA 33

6 MA 3

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12 Multiplication by scalar

VA VB 11 Dot product of 2 vectors

Dot product of 2 matricesMA MB

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MA VA5

11 Dot product of matrix and vector

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Matrix Maths #2Matrix Maths #2(Symbolically)(Symbolically)

• Matrix Matrix MultiplicationMultiplication

• DeterminantDeterminant

• Addition of Addition of constantconstant

a

c

b

d

x

y

a x b y

c x d y

a

c

b

da d b c

a

c

b

dK

a K

c K

b K

d K

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Matrix & Vector MathsMatrix & Vector Maths

• Add, Multiply & Divide Add, Multiply & Divide matrices/vectorsmatrices/vectors

• Must have correct numbers of rows Must have correct numbers of rows & columns& columns

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Addressing Arrays with Addressing Arrays with IndicesIndices

• Index addressing allows access to Index addressing allows access to individual elements of arrayindividual elements of array

• Examine & Set elementsExamine & Set elements• Indices start at 0Indices start at 0• Indices use [ keyIndices use [ key• 2D matrices use two indices for 2D matrices use two indices for

row, column selectionrow, column selection

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Indices #1 Indices #1 Vector ExampleVector Example

• Simple 2 element Simple 2 element vectorvector

• Examine elementsExamine elements

• Set element 0Set element 0• Result of settingResult of setting

VA12

666

VA0 12 VA1 666

VA0 42

VA42

666

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Indices #2Indices #2Matrix ExampleMatrix Example

• Sample matrixSample matrix• Examine elementsExamine elements• Subscript too bigSubscript too big• Set elementSet element• ResultResult

MA1

999

2

42

3

666

MA0 0 1 MA0 1 2 MA0 2 3

MA0 3 MAMA

MA1 0 27

MA1

27

2

42

3

666

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Accessing Parts Of ArraysAccessing Parts Of Arrays

• Index addressing – single element Index addressing – single element

• Column Extract operator MColumn Extract operator M<> <> • Submatrix() functionSubmatrix() function• Transposing matricesTransposing matrices

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The submatrix() functionThe submatrix() function

MyMatrix

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submatrix MyMatrix 0 2 1 2( )

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1

8

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Define a matrixDefine a matrix

Use submatrix() Use submatrix() to extract partto extract partof the arrayof the array

Matrix to operate onMatrix to operate on

RowsRows

ColumnsColumns

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Transpose Rows & Transpose Rows & ColumnsColumns

• Uses MUses MTT operatoroperator

• From matrix From matrix toolbartoolbar

MyMatrixT

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1

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MyMatrix

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Other matrix functionsOther matrix functions1. Information1. Information

• Return information about:Return information about:– Size of matrixSize of matrix

• rows(M), cols(M), last(V), length(V)rows(M), cols(M), last(V), length(V)

– Contents of matrixContents of matrix• min(A), max(A)min(A), max(A)VV

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Other matrix functionsOther matrix functions2. Manipulation2. Manipulation

• Create new arraysCreate new arrays– Put 2 arrays togetherPut 2 arrays together

• stack(A1,A2)stack(A1,A2)• augment(A1,A2)augment(A1,A2)

– SortingSorting• sort(V), reverse(A)sort(V), reverse(A)• rsort(M,r), csort(M,c)rsort(M,r), csort(M,c)

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Statistical FunctionsStatistical Functionson Vectors #1on Vectors #1

• From From f(x)f(x) dialog box under dialog box under “Statistics”“Statistics”

• AveragingAveraging– mean() ‘Average value’mean() ‘Average value’– median() ‘Half way item’median() ‘Half way item’– mode() ‘Most common value’mode() ‘Most common value’

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Statistical FunctionsStatistical Functionson Vectors #2on Vectors #2

• Variance & Standard DeviationVariance & Standard Deviation• 2 forms of each2 forms of each• Analysis of sampleAnalysis of sample

– Stdev(), Var()Stdev(), Var()

• Analysis of whole populationAnalysis of whole population– stdev(), var()stdev(), var()

• Note capitalisationNote capitalisation

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Vectorise Operator #1Vectorise Operator #1

• From matrix toolbar From matrix toolbar • Forces evaluation on element by Forces evaluation on element by

element basiselement basis• Overrides normal matrix mathsOverrides normal matrix maths

– ‘‘dot’ productdot’ product– Determinant |M|Determinant |M|– Powers MPowers Mxx

)(xf

)(xf

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Vectorise Operator #2Vectorise Operator #2

• Dot productDot product

• With vectorise With vectorise operatoroperator

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Range VariablesRange Variables

• Take on a series of valuesTake on a series of values• Define using semicolon Define using semicolon [;][;]

i 0 10

Start 5 Finish 15

i Start Finish

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Range Variables #2Range Variables #2

• Restrictions on where usedRestrictions on where used• ‘‘illegal context’ error messageillegal context’ error message• Useful for filling arraysUseful for filling arrays

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Filling Arrays using RVsFilling Arrays using RVs

• Define RVDefine RV• Use RV in array index & expressionUse RV in array index & expression

i 0 3

timei i 10 min

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1.2 103

1.8 103

s change the units to give: time

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10

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Processing Arrays using Processing Arrays using RVsRVs

• Use RV in expressions to create Use RV in expressions to create output array from input arrayoutput array from input array

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Range Variables with Range Variables with different step sizesdifferent step sizes

• Can create RVs with different step Can create RVs with different step sizes.sizes.

• Enter first 2 values separated by Enter first 2 values separated by comma comma [,][,] before typing before typing [;][;]

RV First Second Last

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Summation #1Summation #1

• Summation operator on matrix Summation operator on matrix palettepalette

• Sum of all elements in a vectorSum of all elements in a vector

V

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Summation #2Summation #2

• Operators on Calculus paletteOperators on Calculus palette• Do summation on Do summation on anyany expression expression• 2 forms2 forms

– Plain => defines local RVPlain => defines local RV– Range Variable => uses existing RVRange Variable => uses existing RV

m

ln

Expression n

Expression

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Summation #3Summation #3

• Sum of first 5 Sum of first 5 integersintegers

• Sum of elements Sum of elements 20-30 of vector 20-30 of vector CountsCounts

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Countsi=

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Summation #4Summation #4Reciprocals of factorialsReciprocals of factorials

• 2 terms2 terms

• 4 terms4 terms

• 9 terms9 terms

0

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i =

2.718

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1

i =

2.667

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i

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i =

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Data FilesData Files

• Used Input table to put data into Used Input table to put data into MathCAD by hand.MathCAD by hand.

• Can use Import on input table to Can use Import on input table to get from a file (makes a copy)get from a file (makes a copy)– Select table & right-clickSelect table & right-click

• Also can link to data file with File Also can link to data file with File Read Component (preferred)Read Component (preferred)

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Reading Data Files #1Reading Data Files #1

• File Read ComponentFile Read Component• Reads from datafile Reads from datafile array array• Text filesText files

– Numbers separated by comma or tabNumbers separated by comma or tab

• Other formats supportedOther formats supported

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Reading Data Files #2Reading Data Files #2

• Insert|Component…|File Read or Insert|Component…|File Read or WriteWrite

• Wizard:Wizard:– (Select file type)(Select file type)– Browse for fileBrowse for file– FinishFinish

• Give name for arrayGive name for array

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Reading Data Files #3Reading Data Files #3

• ExampleExample

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This weeks worksheetThis weeks worksheet

• Arrays & IndicesArrays & Indices• Columns (Revision)Columns (Revision)• Submatrix() functionSubmatrix() function• Other array functionsOther array functions• Reading data from fileReading data from file