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© HRS Ltd, 2002. In NZ phone 0800 477 776, www.hrs.co.nz
A 6-minute slide show to illustrate the
main features of
Mathcad documents are used forengineering and financial mathematics
calculations.They are intuitive, easily audited and portable.
If what you see here looks like a better way to do your job,contact HRS today.
click here to begin
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Mathcad allows you to document your calculations and easily check them
Here is a screen picture of a very simple Mathcad document
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Text is placed anywhere on the page
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You can define named mathematical variables
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New variables can be based on any mathematical expression of existing variables
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If you type the name of an existing variable, followed by the = sign, Mathcad gives you the present value of that variable
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If you then change any variable that is used to define other variables, the values of the other variables are automatically updated
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Mathcad allows you to incorporate spreadsheets
Here we do it to show how much harder to read a spreadsheet is than Mathcad
When you double click on the embedded spreadsheet, you can activate it in Mathcad
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Here is the value of z
And here is the expression you need to interpret!
Which do you prefer?
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Electrical calculations often use complex numbers
Sometimes you need exact answers
This is easier to calculate in a microprocessor
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side r( ) area r( )
area r( ) r2
area 33.27 cm( ) 0.348 m2
side 2.2 m( ) 3.899 m
Define your own area function
Now use it with a value of r -including units, if you want
Functions can use other functions
Very often you will use Mathcad’’s own built-in functions, that cover many areas of calculation
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Mathcad allows the use of units in its calculations, using the abbreviations you are used to. It will automatically take care of unit conversions and output its results in SI units.
Set the values of variables
M 1000 kg
V 60 mph
KE1
2M V2
KE 3.597 105 J
Define an expression
When you show the result, Mathcad knows this is an energy, and shows it in Joules
Double click the units place-holder to change the units, if necessary
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Insert a data entry type Excel component
The data in the spreadsheet is stored in a matrix called M
Choose a 3D graph type
Type M to connect the data with the graph
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Getting specific data from Excel
Choose an Excel component from here
Say where the data is
See the Excel data within Mathcad
Tell Mathcad names you want for the vectors
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Choose a 2D Scatter Plot
Replace the place-holders by the Year and Count variables
You can plot your data, easily
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Here we solve a system of nonlinear equations numerically.
We'll give the solver guesses for the variables to start the process:
x 1y 1
Given
x3 sin y( ) 25
y2 cos x( ) 27
Find x y( )2.96
5.101
“Given” and “Find” work in pairsThese equations set allowable values of x and y
The Find expression gives values of x and y that fit the conditions
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g x( )0
x
tsin t( )3 e t
d * g 100( ) 0.3
When you do integrations, the method appropriate for the expression must be chosen.
Sometimes, an equation can be simplified before it is evaluated - this gives you greater speed and more precision. The Optimise option tells Mathcad to try this.
I right clicked on the integral sign to show the options - Mathcad has chosen an adaptive algorithm.
In this case, the integration can be performed by evaluating this numeric expression.
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To designate a set of commands as a program, you use the program line tool
The assigned variable takes the value of the last assignment on the program line
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You can highlight, lock and encrypt your key statements, so your documents are secure
Select part of your document, and choose Insert/Area
Set the properties of the area
Choose whether to lock and/or collapse it
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You might think this is a lot to learn. Mathcad is powerful, but it is also intuitive, and comes with many web-based and built-in resources to get you started.
You can buy additional Mathcad documents and program extensions,
to give you easy access to the world’s knowledge in signal processing,
image processing, mechanical design and many other areas
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Training
As with any program, the quickest, easiest, and in the
long run cheapest way to learn is to pay a professional trainer to teach you and your staff.
HRS has a schedule of open-to-everyone beginner’s Mathcad courses and also runs customised in-house training courses.
Contact us for details.
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Thank you for taking the time to watch this presentation
Mathcad is sold in several versions and with different licensing options.
For details on these please contact your dealer.In New Zealand this is
HRS LtdNew Zealand’s Technical Software Source
Tel: 0800 477 776 or Email: [email protected] other countries please go to
www.mathsoft.com