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Mia12 Posted - 03/31/2018 : 04:57:53 AM
Please help. I am using latest version origin-Lab. I wanted to fit black body equation and hence to find the temperature from it. I put parameters h, c, k, t. I kept all parameter constant except t (temperature). File did not convert unknown reason. this is the user defined function.

y=((2*h*c^2)/x^5)*(1/(exp(h*c/(x*k*t))-1))

Mia
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yuki_wu Posted - 04/02/2018 : 01:24:44 AM
Hi Mia,

Not sure if you have the same issue with this quick help, but you could take a look and check your function first:
https://www.originlab.com/doc/Quick-Help/ExponentialFit-not-Converging

Regards,
Yuki
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