Introduction to Computing
Lab File
Subject Code:- EP201
Submitted To:- Submitted By:-
Dr. Yogita Kalra KARTIK PANDEY
(Assistant Prof.) 23/EP/52
Engineering Physics 2nd Year(3rd Semester)
Delhi Technological University
SHAHBAD DAULATPUR ,
MAIN BAWANA ROAD, DELHI-110042
INDEX
SNo. Experiments DATE PAGE SIGN.
NO.
1.) Write Matrix Operation and Matrix Manipulation. 07/08/2024
2.) Write a MATLAB program for the very famous BlackBody 14/08/2024
radiation and verify Wein’s displacement law.
3.) Write a MATLAB program to calculate the values of inbuilt 21/08/2024
defined trigonometric functions using series solutions
approach. Compute the results with inbuilt functions.
4.) Write a MATLAB program to study the behaviour of 28/08/2024
Gaussian and Lorentzian function using all appropriate
inbuilt 2-D & 3-D plotting commands.
5.) Write a MATLAB program to find out the unknown 4/09/2024
coefficients by polynomial fitting.
6.) Write a MATLAB code to show the propagation of group 9/102024
waves as a function.
7.) Write a MATLAB code to plot the intensity distribution of 16/10/2024
single-slit,double-slit & N-slit all together. Analyse the
result.Show how Young’s Double slit experiment is different
from the double slit diffraction.
8.) Write a MATLAB program to find the roots of the equation 23/10/2024
by bisection method. Compare the result with the inbuilt
function.
9.) Write a MATLAB code to calculate the maximum number 30/10/2024
of modes supported by the planar waveguide and step index
optical fiber.
10.) Write a MATLAB code to solve the second order differential 6/11/2024
equation of the pendulum problem.
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EXPERIMENT-1
Aim:- : To Write Matrix Operation and Matrix Manipulation.
Create a matrix.
>> a = [1 2 3;4 5 6;7 8 9]
Addition of matrices.
Subtraction of matrices.
Multiplication of two matrices
a.) Simple matrix multiplication
b.) Element to element multiplication
Division of matrices:-
a.) Simple division
b.) Element to element
Element wise power in matrix
Element division remainder with C/B
3x3 matrix into 1
3x3 matrix into 0
Making of identical matrix of 3x3
Linspace matrix
Regular -spaced points increment between elements.
Extract a value from the matrix.
Extract a particular column from the matrix.
Extract row from the given matrix.
Extract two columns of a matrix continuously
Extract two columns from a matrix.
Extract one sub-matrix of 2x2 from a 3x3 matrix.
Reshaping a matrix into a single vertical line.
Reshaping a matrix into a horizontal single line.
Reshaping the matrix again in a 3x3 matrix.
Operation for matrix flipping up-down
Operation for a matrix to flip it left to right.
Updating or assigning the Element Value of a Particular Row and
Column.
Experiment-2
Aim:- Write a MATLAB program for the very famous
BlackBody radiation and verify Wein’s displacement law.
COMMAND:-
OUTPUT:-
Experiment-3
Aim:- Write a MATLAB program to calculate the values of
inbuilt defined trigonometric functions using series
solutions approach. Compute the results with inbuilt
functions.
COSINE FUNCTION
OUTPUT:-
SINE FUNCTION
Experiment-4
Aim:-Write MATLAB program to study the behaviour of
Gaussian and Lorentzian function using all appropriate
inbuilt 2-D & 3-D plotting commands.
2-Dimensional Gaussian Graph
Output:-
3-Dimensional Gaussian Graph(smoothness):-
Output:-
2-Dimensional Lorentian Graph:-
Output:-
3-Dimensional Lorentian Graph(smoothness):-
Output:-
Experiment-5
Aim:- Write a MATLAB program to find out the unknown
coefficients by polynomial fitting.
Output:-
Experiment-6
Aim:- Write a MATLAB code to show the propagation of
group waves as a function.
Output:-
Experiment-7
Aim:- Write a MATLAB code to plot the intensity
distribution of single-slit,double-slit & N-slit all together.
Analyse the result.Show how Young’s Double slit experiment
is different from the double slit diffraction.
Commands:-
Single Slit Diffraction:-
Output:-
Missing Order
Commands:-
Output:-
Double Slit:-
Output:-
Double Slit & Single Slit in same graph
Output:-
N-Slit Diffraction:-
Commands:-
Output:-
Young’s Double-Slit Experiment
Commands:-
Output:-
Experiment-8
Aim:-Write a MATLAB program to find the roots of the
equation by bisection method. Compare the result with the
inbuilt function.
Commands:-
Use of inbuilt function.
Output:-
Use of inbuilt function ‘fzero’
Output:-
Finding roots of polynomial using bisection
mehtod
Output:-
Finding roots of transcendetal equation using
bisection method:
Output:-
Finding the multiple roots of given equation
using bisection method
Output:-
Experiment-9
Aim:- Write a MATLAB code to calculate the maximum
number of modes supported by the planar waveguide and
step index optical fiber.
Codes:-
Output:-
Experiment-10
Aim:- Write a MATLAB code to solve the second order
differential equation of the pendulum problem.
Codes:
Function File:
Executable File:
Output:-
