finding the gradient of a graph between two points.

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Phillip Addison 2012-7-5

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Hi I have imported some data from excell and have plotted a graph from 2 columns of data. I need to find the gradient of the graph between two points, not the gradient of the whole graph because I am using data from semiconductors which properties change as the voltage increases.

Here is my code

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%  variables   %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
voltage = data (:,1);
current = data (:,2);
current_density = data (:,3);
LED_power = data (:,4);
LEDPower_density = data (:,5);
Corrected = data (:,6);
droop_model = data (:,7);
electron_charge= 1.6E-19;
boltzman_constant =  1.3806503E-23;
temperature = 300;
constant = (electron_charge / (boltzman_constant*temperature));
F = plot(voltage,current);

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Luffy 2012-7-5

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 Then between which two points do you want to calculate slope as it should vary on the basis of points u choose

Phillip Addison 2012-7-5

between 3 and 3.5 on x axis.

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Luffy 2012-7-5

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编辑：Luffy 2012-7-5

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 i=find(voltage==3); % this gives index of 3 in voltage vector to calculate corresponding current value at voltage = 3.
 j=find(voltage==3.5);
 slope = 2*(current(j)-current(i));

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Ryan 2012-7-5

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It looks like there are no voltage values equal to 3 or 3.5. This method relies on there being a value in voltage exactly equal to the values you set.

Phillip Addison 2012-7-5