SOA Protection Calculations...

[mikeks]

...usually involve solving two...or even three term simultaneous equations...

See below for very user friendly and good-value software for this purpose...and more:

http://education.ti.com/us/product/software/derive/features/features.html


http://www.derive-europe.com/

This software is a far more developed version of that installed on the TI-89Ti..(my favourite ) :

http://education.ti.com/us/product/tech/89ti/features/features.html

 

[mikeks]

http://website.lineone.net/~davidbowers/Derive5/Derive5.htm

 

[mikeks]

http://www.scientific-computing.com/scwmarapr04derive6.html

 

[mikeks]

Alternatively....

You may consider this:

http://www.wolfram.com/products/calculationcenter/index.html


Note that i don't have any personal experiance of Calculationcenter2....Anyone?

 

[jacco vermeulen]

Michael, whats wrong with Mathlab?

 

[JensRasmussen]

or Mathcad?

I use it at work, it's really great

\Jens

 

[mikeks]

Michael, whats wrong with Mathlab?

or Mathcad?

I use it at work, it's really great

\Jens

I use Matlab and Mathcad almost everyday on other stuff...But you cannot beat the user-friendliness of Derive, particularly for the casual and/or DIY user at just £50!!

Matlab can cost £4000+

 

[mikeks]

Alternatively...

For really portable rapid calculation...(while you jog around the park for example... )...use:

http://workx.superb.net/oes/oes.cgi/CTITI89-TITANIUM?ufEhkhCZ;;39

Scroll to bottom of page to order...(£99.94)...

 

[kASD]

Hi Mikeks,

Nice job of Mathwares,

I think you must have spared a whole day to find all these links on internet and thats too for all of us, its a very very very good work .........


cheers and relax for a while
Kanwar