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Time:05-16

import numpy as np

import pandas as pd

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

'''

K = 1

Rmv = 26

SigS = 111.7

M = 2.050

N = 2

SigD = (-249.4)

def Mittelspannung():

result = [] 

Z = []

SigM = []

for i in range(1,31):
    output = 1 - pow((((i-1)*1/14.5)-1),2)
    result.append(output)
    #print(output)   

for value in range(0,15):
    C4 = (Rmv) - (result[value]) * (Rmv)
    Z.append(C4)
    print(C4)    

for value in range(15,30):                
    B11 = (SigD) - (result[value]) * (SigD)
    Z.append(B11)
    print(B11) 
      
for x in range(0,30):    
    SigMean = ((SigS**M * (1-(Z[x]   SigS)**N/(Rmv   SigS)**N))**(1/M)) / K
    SigM.append(SigMean) 
return SigM

print(Mittelspannung())

'''

I'm trying to plot the graph between 'Z' and 'SigM'. I'm getting an error. Could anyone please help in plotting the graph.

CodePudding user response:

You should create a list Z in which you are going to append the Z values computed at each iteration, like this:

import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

K = 1
Rmv = 26
SigS = 111.7
M = 2.050
N = 2
SigD = (-249.4)

def Mittelspannung():
    result = [] 
    Y = []
    SigM = []
    Z = []

    for i in range(1,31):
        output = 1 - pow((((i-1)*1/14.5)-1),2)
        Z.append(Rmv - (output*Rmv))
        result.append(output)
    
    for value in range(0,15):
        C4 = (Rmv) - (result[value]) * (Rmv)
        Y.append(C4)   

    for value in range(15,30):                
        B11 = (SigD) - (result[value]) * (SigD)
        Y.append(B11)
          
    for x in range(0,30):    
        SigMean = ((SigS**M * (1-(Z[x]   SigS)**N/(Rmv   SigS)**N))**(1/M)) / K
        SigM.append(SigMean) 
    return Z, SigM


Z, SigM = Mittelspannung()
plt.figure()
plt.plot(Z, SigM)

CodePudding user response:

You didn't define Z in the function call. Depending on what tool your using, you should be able to see that in the error message, something like "Z is being used before initializing".

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