Hello learners welcome to the next tutorial on MATLAB where we are learning about this excellent environment in detail without skipping anything. Last time, you have seen the data types and their detail through practical implementation and this time, you will get information about the operators used in MATLAB and the text-related information in an efficient way. By the end of this lecture, you will be able to answer the following questions:
What are the operators and can we use operators in MATLAB?
How can you implement the arithmetic operators in your MATLAB?
What is the significance of the relational operator?
What is the detail of the logical operators in MATLAB?
What are bit-wise operators?
How can you give a brief introduction to the short circuit operators?
All of these are ...
Hey geeks, welcome to the next tutorial about MATLAB software and language. In this series, we have been working on MATLAB with the basic information and in the previous lecture, we worked deeply with the workspace window and learned about the functions and variables that are commonly used when we are dealing with the data in the command prompt. In the present lecture, we are dealing with the data types in MATLAB. This is related to the command prompt window but the reason why I have arranged this lecture after the workspace practice is, there will be different steps where the usage of the workspace will be included. Other details will be cleared when you will take this lecture yet, have a look at the list of content that will be included in this tutorial:
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Hello, readers. Welcome to the MATLAB tutorial, where you are learning the basics to advance information about MATLAB without discussing unnecessary concepts. In the last lecture, there was a discussion about variables and their declaration, usage, and types in detail using the MATLAB command prompt. This time, you are learning the workspace window of MATLAB. Usually, people while learning ignores this window because they do not bother about what is happening in it, but the experts know that by applying the simple rules in the workspace window, they can easily get better results. At the end of this lecture, you will be able to answer the following questions:
What is the workspace window of MATLAB?
How can you save the files from the workshop in different ways?
What is the method to load ...
Hello peeps! Welcome to another tutorial on MATLAB where we are starting the code learning and its procedures in this lecture. In the previous sessions, we have seen the windows through which you can work in different ways for specific tasks. The focus of that lecture was on the figure window and editor window. Now, we are coding in these windows. You will see the implementation of these tasks in the command prompt because we are dealing with arrays as well. So, have a look at the topics that will be cleared in your mind after having the knowledge of this lecture.
What are the variables in MATLAB?
What is the relationship between the matrix and variable?
How to use the built-in functions of the MALTAB in command prompt?
Give the example of built-in functions.
How can you input a strin ...
Welcome back to another Python tutorial for the Raspberry Pi 4! The previous tutorial showed us how to construct a Raspberry Pi-powered cell phone with a microphone and speaker for making and receiving calls and reading text messages (SMS). To make our Raspberry Pi 4 into a fully functional smartphone, we built software in Python. As we monitored text and phone calls being sent and received between the raspberry pi and our mobile phone, we experienced no technical difficulties. But in this tutorial, you'll learn how to hook up the PCF8591 ADC/DAC module to a Raspberry Pi 4.
Since most sensors only output their data in analog values, converting them to binary values that a microcontroller can understand is a crucial part of any integrated electroni ...
Hey guys! hope you are all very well. Today I come to you with a new process to learn, program, and simulate for practicing ladder logic more and more. The process we are going to implement today is a very common process that could be there in many many industries which is a silo process that aims to automate the process of filling containers or bottles with a liquid. Figure 1 shows the complete scene of the process including the system components, switches, indicators, sensors, and actuators that are integrated to make the system operate. Briefly and before going into deep details, let’s state what the system does and how it operates. Well! The system automatically fills the boxes that are traveling on the conveyor which is driven by a motor. They are filled with a liquid stored in the si ...
Hello learners, Welcome to another tutorial on MATLAB. In the previous tutorial, we learned a lot about MATLAB's command window, saw some exciting commands related to the system, and found guidance from the pre-defined data. In this lecture, you will learn a great deal about the other two types of windows we defined in the earlier sessions. Let me discuss the points that will be discussed today.
What is a Figure window?
How to get started with the figure window?
How can you change the background colour of the figure window?
What are some functions of the figure window?
Give a brief introduction to the editor window.
What is the live script?
How to run code on the live script?
What is the difference between the run all and run section options in MATLAB?
We shall discuss all ...
In this article, I will explain the differential equations of fluid motion, i.e., conservation of mass (the continuity equation. So without wasting any time, let us start.
What is differential Analysis?
As a part of this article, it is essential to know what differential analysis is and how we can apply it to explain continuity and Naiver Stroke’s theorem.
Some of the essential key points related to the differential analysis are as follows:
Differential analysis is the application of a differential equation of fluid motion to any or every point in the flow field over a region called the Flow Domain.
Some readers might confuse the word differential with the small control volumes piled up on each other in the flow field.
Whenever the size of the control volume crosses the limit a ...
It is one of the most critical topics whenever. It is related to the resistance a fluid faces in motion. A fluid exerts a force on a body in a different direction. Now the main question is, what is drag? And what do we know about it?
What is Drag?
The definition of drag is as follows:
The force exerted on a flowing fluid in the direction of fluid flow is called drag.
Some of the essential key points related to the drag are as follows:
In order to elaborate on the drag force through an example. The body is attached to calibrated spring, and it is used to measure the displacement in the direction of flow.
The drag balances are one of those devices that are commonly used to measure the drag force.
It is not wrong to say that the drag force is much similar to the frictional force. ...
Hello Friends. I hope you are doing great. Here I am with another exciting topic of fluid mechanics, i.e. flow over bodies. In this article, I will explain the flow of fluids, the flow rate, their nature, the flow in pipes and much more. Fluid mechanics is all related to the fluid and its nature. I will discuss the forces that are on the body that is immersed in a fluid and the flow that is over the body. As the title shows, the main emphasis will be on the lift and drag forces. Moreover, the external and the internal flow will also be discussed in this article. And I am sure that you will enjoy reading this article. So without wasting any time, let us start.
I will start with an introduction to fluid flows.
Introduction
In this article, our focus will be the fluid flow over the bodies ...
