Comments for MATLAB Helper ® https://matlabhelper.com Education is our future. MATLAB is our feature. Mon, 17 Mar 2025 08:05:52 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Designing Analog Clock Using MATLAB by jaxonknox666 https://matlabhelper.com/blog/designing-analog-clock-using-matlab/#comments/3002597 http://matlabhelper.com/?p=3549#comment-3002597 This article explains the importance of network monitoring, telecom tools, and signal conversion in detail.]]> Understanding the basic fundamentals of telecommunication is crucial in today’s digital world! 📡 This article explains the importance of network monitoring, telecom tools, and signal conversion in detail.

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]]> Comment on NN Predictive Controller by Syed Jawad Mazhar https://matlabhelper.com/course/neuralnetwork-m2c8l2-nn-predictive-controller/#comments/3002595 http://matlabhelper.com/?post_type=tva_lesson&p=4828#comment-3002595 Hi! Can I get the MATLAB file of this example explained in this video?

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]]> Comment on Arduino with MATLAB and Simulink by kartheeka https://matlabhelper.com/webinar/arduino-with-matlab-and-simulink/#comments/3002152 http://matlabhelper.com/?page_id=1613#comment-3002152 Thank you for detailed information and clarification about Interfacing Arduino with MATLAB and Simulink. Really this kind of information are very useful for students to gain knowledge.

]]> Comment on Comparison of open loop and closed loop buck converter by icecoldsoder https://matlabhelper.com/blog/simulink/open-loop-closed-loop-buck-converter/#comments/3002145 https://matlabhelper.com/?p=17026#comment-3002145 Where did you get the transfer function of the buck converter from?

Yleft ( s right )= frac{frac{V_{i}}{LC}}{s^{2}+frac{1}{RC}s+frac{1}{LC}}

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