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Syms and solver help

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Matthew Myers
Matthew Myers le 25 Mar 2021
Commenté : Star Strider le 28 Mar 2021
Hello all,
I am taking a resonant converters class and I am trying to use MATLAB to solve an equation that relates frequency and Load to a duty cycle for a converter I am looking at. I entered my equation below and when I didn't have success getting the solver to work( I am pretty sure that for my Rl min of 5 ohms and the frequency of 400,000Hz, I should get a D = 0.5), I tried to plot it as well, but I didn't succeed in that either. Could anyone help me understand my issues with the solver and also why I can't plot this?
(sorry for not including C before
C = 2.533e-8
f = 400e3;
Rl_min = 5;
syms D
S = double(solve((2*pi*f*C*Rl_min) == 1/(2*pi)*(1-2*pi^2*(1-D)^2-cos(2*pi*D)+(2*pi*(1-D)+sin(2*pi*D))^2/(1-cos(2*pi*D))),D))
y1 = (2*pi*f*C*Rl_min);
y2 = (1/(2*pi)*(1-2*pi^2*(1-D)^2-cos(2*pi*D)+(2*pi*(1-D)+sin(2*pi*D))^2/(1-cos(2*pi*D))));
x = linspace(0,1);
plot(x,y1,x,y2)

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Star Strider
Star Strider le 26 Mar 2021
Modifié(e) : Star Strider le 26 Mar 2021
The code apparently works (although ‘C’ is missing, and since double does not allow for symbolic variables to be present, ‘S’ will be empty). To see ‘S’ with symbolic variables, use vpa instead of double.
As for the plots, try this:
C = 2.533e-8;
f = 400e3;
Rl_min = 5;
syms D
S = double(solve((2*pi*f*C*Rl_min) == 1/(2*pi)*(1-2*pi^2*(1-D)^2-cos(2*pi*D)+(2*pi*(1-D)+sin(2*pi*D))^2/(1-cos(2*pi*D))),D))
y1 = (2*pi*f*C*Rl_min);
y2 = (1/(2*pi)*(1-2*pi^2*(1-D)^2-cos(2*pi*D)+(2*pi*(1-D)+sin(2*pi*D))^2/(1-cos(2*pi*D))));
x = linspace(0,1);
figure
fplot(y1,[0 1])
hold on
fplot(y2,[0 1])
hold off
set(gca,'YScale','log')
grid
EDIT — (26 Mar 2021 at 00:43)
With the addition of a value for ‘C:
S =
-2.264999999973986e+02
Since ‘S’ does not have a symbolic solution, likely because ‘D’ is also an argument to the trigonometric functions.
The plots change a bit, however the code does not.
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Matthew Myers
Matthew Myers le 28 Mar 2021
Sorry, I forgot to accept this answer. Thank you for the help Start Strider, I appreciate it!
-Matthew
Star Strider
Star Strider le 28 Mar 2021
As always, my pleasure!
Thank you for returning to Accept it!

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