RE: SIMULATION

[Andreas Stahel]

On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 11:36 AM, a <address@hidden> wrote:

    Hello, I am new to Octave and programming.

    I am studying Electrical Engineering and I have to learn octave for a 
university assignment in which I have to design a mini wind mill that generates 
electricity. I have to simulate everything using Octave before I actually start 
my design so that i can decide things like optimum surface area of wind mill 
arms for best energy generation and greater efficiency. I only have 2 months to 
do this project which isn't much taking into consideration I have 7 other 
subjects. So i want to make my learning experience as speedily as possible and 
directed to what I need to do.

    Can anyone please suggest some good documentation or learning material 
which can direct my learning experience in the direction of my project baring 
in mind my time constrain and the fact that I am new to programming.

    Thank you.

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Dear William Becerra

Your tsak very likely consists of at least two parts: 
first find the model (the equations) decribing your mechanical/electrical 
problem
second solve those equations with the help of Octave

For the first part you will most likely have to use information provided in 
class, for the sencond part use
Octave documentation.

For the students at my school I run a class on how to use Octave, find the 
lectrure notes at

https://staff.ti.bfh.ch/sha1/Labs/PWF/Documentation/OctaveAtBFH.pdf

With best regrads

Andreas Stahel

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