my graph is not showing....please help
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Hi there, im designing lobes for a gerotor and i inputted a code on matlab but the graph is not showing up.
This is tyhe first part of my code only:
%% Geometry Of Pump
%% Inizialisation
N_o = 5;
N_i = 4;
v = 0.6;
D =1;
E = D/(2*(N_o + 2*v));
re = v*E;
rh = E-re;
rp_o = D/2 - (2*re);
rp_i = rp_o*(N_i/N_o);
theta_e = (-2*pi/N_o)*(re/E);
theta_h = 0;
xe = -(rp_o + re)*sin(theta_e) + re*sin(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
ye = (rp_o + re)*cos(theta_e) - re*cos(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
ye = xe +1;
plot(xe, ye)
for theta_e = -(2*pi/N_o)*(re/E):0
[theta_e,rp_o] = pol2cart(xe,ye);
xe = -(rp_o + re)*sin(theta_e) + re*sin(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
ye = (rp_o + re)*cos(theta_e) - re*cos(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
theta_e = theta_e +1;
end
plot(theta_e,rp_o)
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Elijah McNeil
el 28 de Oct. de 2020
I'm not very strong in MATLAB either, but I know that you can use "hold on, off" to plot both points onto the same graph.
hold on
plot(theta_e,rp_o,'o')
hold off
If you need more than those points, you will probaly have to rewrite your code, or mabye someone with more experience will answer you.
Elijah McNeil
el 28 de Oct. de 2020
ye = (rp_o + re)*cos(theta_e) - re*cos(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
ye = xe +1;
Which one of these lines of code do you need, because the 2nd one writes a new value for ye.
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Elijah McNeil
el 28 de Oct. de 2020
Editada: Elijah McNeil
el 28 de Oct. de 2020
E = 1/(2*(5 + 2*0.6));
re = 0.6*E;
rh = E-re;
rp_o = 1/2 - (2*re);
rp_i = rp_o*(4/5);
theta_e = (-2*pi/5)*(re/E);
theta_h = 0;
xe = -(rp_o + re)*sin(theta_e) + re*sin(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
ye = (rp_o + re)*cos(theta_e) - re*cos(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
plot(xe, ye,'o')
for theta_e = -(2*pi/N_o)*(re/E):0
[theta_e,rp_o] = pol2cart(xe,ye);
xe = -(rp_o + re)*sin(theta_e) + re*sin(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
ye = (rp_o + re)*cos(theta_e) - re*cos(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
theta_e = theta_e +1;
end
hold on
plot(theta_e,rp_o,'o')
hold off
This is assuming that you don't need this line of code:
ye = xe +1;
If you needed that line of code, then just sub it in for:
ye = (rp_o + re)*cos(theta_e) - re*cos(theta_e*((rp_o/re) +1));
Also, if you have variables that are scalars, you don't really need to include that variable, as it just takes more time to write.
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