I am a retired Engineering Technician who worked in a Space Laboratory Testing, building instrumentation circuits, building test set-ups of all of these: Structural, Thermal, Vibration, Acoustics, EMI/EMC Radiated, Conducted emissions on all Space related materials at Lockheed for 17 years. I am still learning at retirement - my curiosity in applied engineering technology, it is satisfying that we can use computer for our unique use to complex mathematical engineering calculations instead of using SLIDE RULES and HAND HELD calculators. Scilab is a great tool for me to analyze S-scattering parameters and solve 'microwave amplifiers'. Thank You this is a great tool.
"instead of using SLIDE RULES and HAND HELD calculators" Are the first space projects done with SLIDE RULES and HAND HELD calculators? When did computers begin in your job? Best regards Mark 1948 retired also.
Very good explanations here. I am also very impressed by how fluently and easily you use the English language. That in itself is a great accomplishment. I would like a little explanation on how to use a logarithmic y-axis using both base 10 and base e if that is something you could add to an already excellent tutorial.
I am a retired Engineering Technician who worked in a Space Laboratory Testing, building instrumentation circuits, building test set-ups of all of these: Structural, Thermal, Vibration, Acoustics, EMI/EMC Radiated, Conducted emissions on all Space related materials at Lockheed for 17 years. I am still learning at retirement - my curiosity in applied engineering technology, it is satisfying that we can use computer for our unique use to complex mathematical engineering calculations instead of using SLIDE RULES and HAND HELD calculators. Scilab is a great tool for me to analyze S-scattering parameters and solve 'microwave amplifiers'. Thank You this is a great tool.
I like your comment,,, people like u are ideal for us,,, ❤
"instead of using SLIDE RULES and HAND HELD calculators"
Are the first space projects done with SLIDE RULES and HAND HELD calculators? When did computers begin in your job?
Best regards
Mark 1948 retired also.
Great, MORE Scilab videos, please!
The sequence of teaching about plotting is well thought out. Love it ❤️
Thanku sir.... I was actually searching for this and suddenly you posted the video❤
I appreciate your efforts. You have a decent way of teaching
Very good explanations here. I am also very impressed by how fluently and easily you use the English language. That in itself is a great accomplishment. I would like a little explanation on how to use a logarithmic y-axis using both base 10 and base e if that is something you could add to an already excellent tutorial.
A treat to watch 😌
Nicee video ☺️👍
very nice, thank you!
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Sir Good wishes
Can you please suggest how to use symbolic maths in Scilab to deal Differential equation and partial differential equations
please sir
Sir, please help me in 'curve fitting' and 'problems on kirchoffs law'
How to align (0, 0) point in plot2d
Sir My college has MATLAB in its curriculum and I am struglling with MATLAB.
Will watching these videos help me in MATLAB too?
x.ticks samjha sakte ho kya aap?
Sir pls upload next video in next two three days
Working on it ..
My graphic window doesn't show anything. Anyone knows why!
How do I plot potential in 3D?
sir, how to solve LLGS using scilab
It's just a 2-D sinc function.
Why did you write zeros with z=zeros(3, 3) ? What does zeros mean here??
zeros(n,n) command creates a matrix of size nxn containing all zeroes
@@DibyajyotiDas Ooh. Thank you for the help.