Where to begin MATLAB

• Jul 28, 2005

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I want to start work in MATLAB.
What is a good place to start using it?

Any good tutorials?

Thanks in advance.

bimbla.

 

• Jul 29, 2005

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Hi,

There are alot of technical books with applications in matlab. So in my opinion choose a subject that you are familiar in and you want to develop for example some algorithms and start playing with matlab. By the time pass you will be familiar with some functions of matlab that makes life easy for you in technical computing. Also this kind of books have a brief introduction of matlab. I am sure you can find one in ebook upload/download section

 

• Jul 29, 2005

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Just search this site(EDA E-Book, Articles & Specification Requests) for "Matlab",
and search the web for Matlab tutorials or examples. Matlab's syntax is very easy
compared to C or C++ ect....

Here is a cool little program to test your system.
Cheers

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disp('Use '' ??? '' around the text titles you input!!!')
PcNam=input('Give this PC a name (i.e. 1_9GHz). ')
eval('bench');

clock_vector = clock;
time_str = sprintf(' %2ih%2im',clock_vector(4:5));
idx=1 % Start index counter
for bb = 1:length(time_str);
if (time_str(bb) == ' ');
time_str(bb) = '0';
else
time_str(idx)=time_str(bb);
idx=idx+1;
end
end

figure(1) % Call Figure 1
Grf_Nam=sprintf('C:\\%s_%s_1',PcNam,time_str)% Time stamp string
saveas(gcf,Grf_Nam,'bmp')

figure(2) % Call Figure 2
Grf_Nam=sprintf('C:\\%s_%s_2',PcNam,time_str)% Time stamp string
saveas(gcf,Grf_Nam,'bmp')

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% END%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

 

• Aug 2, 2005

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An undergraduate course in Australia offers very good lecture notes

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regards

 

• Aug 2, 2005

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how to start to work in matlab

I think the HELP & DEMO in the MATLAB are the best start point.
I had learn much in these two documents.

 

• Aug 2, 2005

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I have some files about this topic.
if you give me youe E-mail, I'll send you these files.
They are some tutorials.

 

• Aug 8, 2005

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Hi I would suggest use of help and lookfor command(again???) and suggest following books
Intro 2 Matlab Stephen j Chapman
i think this is a good book for begineers.
Mastering Matlab 7 -- <i donot know the author's name>

 

• Aug 8, 2005

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What I did to start with MATLAB was to try program simple equations from my physics course. I tried to program the i-v curve of a bjt and a FET and put out the equations. It was a very good course. Try something similar. After 2 months I made my own ADC simulator with GUI for input values, mistakes etc. I even got a price for it ( not for it exactly but it was part of my work).

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• Aug 9, 2005

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I think u should purchase one of the mastering matlab x series

 

• Aug 9, 2005

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It depends what kind of application you will use it for. For simple application (math), probably the help files and tutorial (you can google on the web). For simulink etc application, probably the demos in matlab is the best.

 

• Nov 19, 2005

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also HELP & DEMO in the MATLAB are the best start point but you can use CTM matlab tutorial bye searching google with keyword "ctm control toolbox"

 

• Nov 23, 2005

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matlab has a very powerful help,
as you know mathlab 7 has 3 cds which 2 of them are just help if you work by mathlab and its help as a trial&error it is the best ebook for you
pay attention that matlab has two different help one is via command line and very abriged and the one in toolbar and very complete

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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Dear sir,

Steps in learning MATLAB is here:

the ocean of MATLAB is very deep for exploring all of it.
therefore you first see what you need for learning?
mathematics, graphics , ..?

then follow the steps:
1-If you are beginner go to MATLAB: HELP ->full help->contents->MATLAB
and study the lessons and exams in each category.

2- if you want to learn about special , go to
MATLAB: HELP ->full help->contents-> (toolbox name)

for example for filter design go to "filter design toolbox help"

3- if you want to preview a section, go to demo of the subject.
MATLAB: HELP ->full help->demos->(toolbox name)

4- if you want to know matlab related topics in special subject (e.g. servo motor)
go to HELP ->full help->search->(type:subject name)

5- and finally if you knoow tha function name go to
HELP ->full help->index->(function name)

of course another sorces is good but you have the MATLAB help with you all the time.

 

• Mar 9, 2006

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The Matlab Help section is the best to start with.you will also find a lot of good e-books on it.

 

• Mar 12, 2006

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u can also use:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/
to see and run some samples

 

• Mar 13, 2006

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the following link can be useful for you :
web.ew.usna.edu/~mecheng/DESIGN/CAD/MATLAB

 

• Mar 14, 2006

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wait me i will upload good pdfs nearly

 

• Mar 14, 2006

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Matlab help is huge resource. I think you can find ansver to almost avery newbie question. Try to use examples trom there and see what happens.

 

• Mar 14, 2006

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A few usefull ebooks about matlab

A Guide to MATLAB: For Beginners and Experienced Users
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or
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Numerical Methods Using MATLAB (3rd Edition)
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Computational Statistics Handbook with MATLAB
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Numerical Computing with Matlab
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Numerical Methods in Engineering with MATLAB
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Graphics and GUIs with MATLAB, Third Edition
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Engineering and Scientific Computations Using MATLAB
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Basics of MATLAB and Beyond
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• Mar 19, 2007

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stephen j. chapman,matlab,rapidshare

The best source to learn Matlab is the help of Matlab and there is book called Mastering Matlab