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Hello,
I am getting too many input and output arguments error, I have tried to solve it but i am not able to understand the way to solve.
below is my fucntion
function [x_t,v_t] = Exercise_2_1_solve_equation_of_motion_analytically_func (mass,stiffness,damping,time,x_0,x_dot_0)
%% 2.) Computing
%% 2.) -Parameter calculation
dampingcoefficient = damping/2*mass; % Calculate damping coefficient
angulareigenfrequency = sqrt(stiffness/mass); % Calculate angular eigenfrequency
%% 2.) -Calculation of the characteristic polynomial
lambda = roots([1,2*dampingcoefficient,angulareigenfrequency^2]); %Calculate roots
%% 2.) -Calculation of the constants
k1 = (x_dot_0-lambda(2)*x_0)/(lambda(1)-lambda(2)); % Calculation of the constant 1
k2 = (lambda(1)*x_0-x_dot_0)/(lambda(1)-lambda(2)); % Calculation of the constant 2
%% 2.) -Calculation of the solution
x_t_h = k1*exp(lambda(1)*time)+k2*exp(lambda(2)*time);
v_t_h = k1*lambda(1)*exp(lambda(1)*time)+k2*lambda(2)*exp(lambda(2)*time);
x_t = real(x_t_h); % Make sure only real part is considered
v_t = real(v_t_h); % Make sure only real part is considered
end
And the calling script is as below :
%%To solve equation of motion analytically
%% Parameter definition
mass = 750; % Mass of the body [kg]
stiffness = 50000; % Stiffness Coefficient of spring [N/m]
damping = 1000; % Damping coefficient of damper [Ns/m]
time = 0:0.01:1; % Time [s]
x_0 = 0.01; % Initial Condition displacement
x_dot_0 = 0; % Initial Condition velocity
%% Call the function
[x_t,v_t] = Exercise_2_1_solve_equation_of_motion_analytically_func(mass,stiffness,damping,time,x_0,x_dot_0);
1 Comment
KSSV
on 7 Jun 2020
It is running fine....the number of inputs and outputs are correct. Are you giving the function name correct?
Answers (1)
Vishal Gaur
on 8 Jun 2020
0 votes
Your Code is correct. Check if you have misspelled any argument name or the function name.
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