How can I get analytical solution of trigonometric equations?

6 views (last 30 days)
the constants are:
k11 = (16*V1*V1)/(n^3*(pi)^2*(2*pi*f)*L)
k22 = (16*V2*V2)/(n^3*(pi)^2*(2*pi*f)*L)
k33 = (16*V3*V3)/(n^3*(pi)^2*(2*pi*f)*L)
k12 = (8*V1*V2)/(n^3*(pi)^2*(2*pi*f)*L)
k13 = (8*V1*V3)/(n^3*(pi)^2*(2*pi*f)*L)
k23 = (8*V2*V3)/(n^3*(pi)^2*(2*pi*f)*L)
The equations are:
P1 = (k12.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*sin(x(4)*pi/180))+(k13.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*sin(x(5)*pi/180))
P2 = -(k12.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*sin(x(4)*pi/180))+(k23.*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*sin((x(5)-x(4))*pi/180))
P3 = -(k13.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*sin(x(5)*pi/180))+(k23.*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*sin((x(4)-x(5))*pi/180))
Q1 = (k11.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(1)*pi/360))-(k12.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*cos(x(4)*pi/180))-(k13.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*cos(x(5)*pi/180))
Q2 = -(k12.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*cos(x(4)*pi/180))+(k22.*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*cos(x(2)*pi/360))-(k23.*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*cos((x(5)-x(4))*pi/180))
Q3 = -(k13.*cos(x(1)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*cos(x(5)*pi/180))-(k23.*cos(x(2)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*cos((x(5)-x(4))*pi/180))+(k33.*cos(x(3)*pi/360).*cos(x(3)*pi/360))
How can I solve for the angles x(1), x(2), x(3), x(4) and x(5)? Can anyone please help me to solve these equations?
  8 Comments
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 26 Jun 2018
There is not necessarily any error in your code. The system is just difficult to solve.
My work so far shows that for each x1 there are two x2, and that for each x2 there are four x3. Computation is slow, so I have not gotten further than that quite yet.
Mukul
Mukul on 26 Jun 2018
Ok Walter, please let me inform what you get when the computation would finish

Sign in to comment.

Accepted Answer

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 22 Jun 2018
Analytic solution:
x(1) = 180 + 360*Z1
x(2) = 180 + 360*Z2;
x(3) = 180 + 360*Z3;
x(4) and x(5) arbitrary (that is, the above 3 together solve all 5 equations)
Here, Z1, Z2, and Z3 represent arbitrary integers
  6 Comments
Mukul
Mukul on 28 Jun 2018
Dear Walter,
I am waiting to solutions you have got so far.
Would you prefer solving these equations using solve function or any other way you suggest for me?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 28 Jun 2018
Solving for x(4) and x(5) both failed at the place I was indicating was taking a long time. I did not go back to try substituting in the other choices.

Sign in to comment.

More Answers (0)

Categories

Find more on Loops and Conditional Statements in Help Center and File Exchange

Community Treasure Hunt

Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you!

Start Hunting!