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plot x=y=z
x=y=z is a point defined by the intersection of three planes: z=x (func1), z=y (func2)and x=y. The question is how to plot the plane x=y in a three dimensional system.- PaulaSilva72
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- Forum: MathWorks, Inc.: MATLAB
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plot x=y=z
I am a beginner in Matlab and I'm trying to plot 3 planes, defined by x=y=z using ezsurf. z=x and z=y are easy, but I cannot find a way to plot the 3th plane x=y. Thanking in advance... %x=y=z func1=@(x,y)x; func2=@(x,y)y; %??func3=@(x,z)y; ezsurf(func1, [-1 1 -1 1]); hold on...- PaulaSilva72
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- Forum: MathWorks, Inc.: MATLAB
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B and H in a solenoid with and without iron core
First of all, thank you both for your replies. I am new in this forum and I’m grateful for your help. I believe I have already reached a comprehensive understand of the problem; you are right about the analogy with electrical circuits, voltage drop - magnetic field (I was confusing with the...- PaulaSilva72
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- Forum: Electric motors & generators engineering
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B and H in a solenoid with and without iron core
I’m modeling a permanent magnet machine using a commercial FEA software. I had found some unexpected values for the magnetic field H related with magnetic flux density B, so I tried to track how the software deals with it using simple examples. When I calculate the magnetic field H and the...- PaulaSilva72
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- Forum: Electric motors & generators engineering
