quad function

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Sudipta Basu
Sudipta Basu on 13 Mar 2012
Hi, I am having difficulty using quad function as I am using it for the first time. I have a function, i (t) = 8e^-t/T sin(2*pi*t/T) for 0 ≤ t ≤ T/2 i (t) = 0 for T/2 ≤ t ≤ T I want to integrate it using quad function in MATLAB. I have written the following code syms T i= @(x)(8.*exp(-x/T).*sin((2*pi).*x/T))^2 Irms = ((quad(i,0,T/2) )^0.5)/T
But, MATLAB is giving the error ??? Error using ==> mupadmex Error in MuPAD command: not a square matrix [(Dom::Matrix(Dom::ExpressionField()))::_power]
Error in ==> sym.sym>sym.mpower at 198 B = mupadmex('mllib::mpower',A.s,p.s);
Error in ==> @(x)(8.*exp(-x/T).*sin((2*pi).*x/T))^2
Error in ==> quad at 77 y = f(x, varargin{:});
Can anyone tell me where am I wrong.

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov on 13 Mar 2012
i1 = @(t,T)(8*exp(-t/T).* sin(2*pi*t/T)).^2.*(t < T/2)
f1 = @(T)quad(@(t)i1(t,T),0,T/2)
% e.g. T = 10;
out = f1(10)
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Sudipta Basu
Sudipta Basu on 13 Mar 2012
I have another query to this...Is it not possible that I will get a result in terms of T. I mean if I enter out=f1(T), it will given an expression in terms of T.
Alexander
Alexander on 14 Mar 2012
The function 'quad' returns only doubles. You can use the Symbolic Math Toolbox to get an integral in terms of T:
syms x T
i = (8.*exp(-x/T).*sin((2*pi).*x/T))^2
Irms = ((int(i,0,T/2) )^0.5)/T
This gives:
Irms =
((64*pi^2*T*exp(-1)*(exp(1) - 1))/(4*pi^2 + 1))^(1/2)/T

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