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Matlab problem! Please help...

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I'm now writing a program to calculate the input resistance in Matlab code. But i'm faced some problem. May anyone can check it or correct it for me? The equations are
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Thanks in advance.

Maltlab codes that i writing (following parts is failure to running)

c=(ko*W/2).*cos(t);

F1 = inline('sin(c).^2.*sin(t).^3.*sin(t)./cos(t).^2');
I1 = quad(F1,0,pi);

I12=sum(sin(c).^2.*sin(t).^3.*sin(t)./cos(t).^2.*besselj(0,(ko*L).*sin(t)));
G1=I1./(120*pi^2);
G12=I12./(120*pi^2);
Rin0=(2.*(G1+G12))^-1;
 

it is obvious why you don't find the answere because F1 has two input variables: t and c but in quad you change only one varible from 0 to pi

I reccomend you calculate the integral by using "sum/ delta_t" there is no need to use inline or quad
 

    Chest

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Hi, mdanaie:

It work well after I changing the integral by using "sum/ delta_t". Awesome. Thanks a lot.

Best Regards
 

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