How to include variables in an expression while plotting?
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For example
Nth=10^(15+20log10(f))*Nthoff
if i have to plot this expression and the 'Nthoff' value is unknown! how to plot expressions like this if few variable values in the expressions are unknown.
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Rik
2017-2-15
In this case, you don't really need to know Nthoff, as it is only a factor, so you can plot this while setting Nthoff=1;
Usually, you would have a range of values that a parameter is expected to have, then you could use either a for-loop to plot a few manually chosen different values, or you can use a vectorized (in this case a matrix-ized) solution. Because there is no way for Matlab to predict the behavior of your function without the range of possible values, it will not be able to plot the shape of the general solution (except in cases like yours).
f=linspace(0,7,130)';%make sure it is a col-vector
Nthoff=1:4;%make sure it is a row-vector
Nth=repmat(10.^(15+20*log10(f)),1,length(Nthoff)).*repmat(Nthoff,length(f),1);
plot(f,Nth)
Or in a loop:
f=linspace(0,7,130)';%make sure it is a col-vector
Nthoff=1:4;%make sure it is a row-vector
for n=Nthoff
Nth=10.^(15+20*log10(f))*n;
plot(f,Nth),hold on
end
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