Help with expressions for a law curve

[SiW979]

Hi NX'ers

Does anyone know how to enter a variable number in an equation for a law curve?

I have a variable t and I want it to vary between 0 and 1 in 200 step intervals.
based on some equations I have been given from Matlab

t = linspace(0,1,200)

I want to multiply each number in the t array by constant value L1:

Ll = 304.8

Then I want my curve to be:

xt = t*L1;

Many thanks in advance.


Best regards

Simon

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[cowski]

In NX law curves, the "t" variable varies from 0 to 1; NX controls the step size, you don't get to specify it.

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[SiW979]

Hey Cowski,

thanks for the reply, how about this then? (asking for a friend ;-)

I have a list of numbers (L) and I want to multiple each number in the list by t to give me xt.
Here is the formula:

xt = L * t;

where L = {1,2,3,4,5}

Any ideas how to enter this correctly?

Cheers

Si.

Best regards

Simon

NX7.5 NX8.5 NX9 NX10 NX11
NX Consultant

http://www.team-eng.com