Let's assume you've got an experiment setup which includes a Sharp GP2D12 infrared distance sensor and a BasicX-24 microprocessor. The distance sensor uses a beam of infrared light to measure the distance from the sensor to an object; the sensor provides an output voltage that has a fairly complicated relationship to this distance. The BasicX processor converts the voltage from the sensor into a number between zero and one. Let us denote this number as x, and the distance (measured in inches) between the sensor and object as d. The relationship between x and d is 34.63 5.162 d = 2.54 Write a code / script which includes a FOR LOOP, computing the value of d for the values of > whose total number is equal to the sum of the digits in your student number using the built-in function generating linearly spaced vector in the inclusive range between zero and one and returning an output variable named SolSen in the format just as shown below: Notice: The number of rows below is equal to the the sum of the digits in your student number

Let's assume you've got an experiment setup which includes a Sharp GP2D12 infrared distance sensor and a BasicX-24 microprocessor. The distance sensor uses a beam of infrared light to measure the distance from the sensor to an object; the sensor provides an output voltage that has a fairly complicated relationship to this distance. The BasicX processor converts the voltage from the sensor into a number between zero and one. Let us denote this number as x, and the distance (measured in inches) between the sensor and object as d. The relationship between x and d is 34.63 5.162 d = 2.54 Write a code / script which includes a FOR LOOP, computing the value of d for the values of > whose total number is equal to the sum of the digits in your student number using the built-in function generating linearly spaced vector in the inclusive range between zero and one and returning an output variable named SolSen in the format just as shown below: Notice: The number of rows below is equal to the the sum of the digits in your student number

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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