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Semipolar
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Posted - 07/25/2011 : 05:35:49 AM
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Is there anybody who can help me?I would like to do curve fitting by using this equation,I=a((e^(b*V))-1)+c((e(d*V))-1) I have shown the following I-V graph of a paper relation with this fitting equation. I would like to fit just like that fitting. But, I could not solve the fitting problem. In that paper, where a,b,c and d are the coefficients. The values of the parameters of the I-V Graph are(a=-1.1x10-15A, b=-2.6V-1 ) (c=5.2x10-21A, , d=25.9V-1 ). here is my data, V I 0 -9.222E-10 0.025 -5.319E-10 0.05 -1.488E-10 0.075 2.242E-10 0.1 5.853E-10 0.125 9.969E-10 0.15 1.4703E-9 0.175 1.8115E-9 0.2 2.1769E-9 0.225 2.5617E-9 0.25 3.0249E-9 0.275 3.4178E-9 0.3 3.9538E-9 0.325 4.7053E-9 0.35 5.5561E-9 0.375 6.4127E-9 0.4 7.3102E-9 0.425 8.1442E-9 0.45 9.11579E-9 0.475 1.01499E-8 0.5 1.12095E-8 0.525 1.24289E-8 0.55 1.36778E-8 0.575 1.4883E-8 0.6 1.61328E-8 0.625 1.76907E-8 0.65 1.92396E-8 0.675 2.08109E-8 0.7 2.25632E-8 0.725 2.43765E-8 0.75 2.62425E-8 0.775 2.83771E-8 0.8 3.04131E-8 0.825 3.26391E-8 0.85 3.49362E-8 0.875 3.74592E-8 0.9 3.9961E-8 0.925 4.2853E-8 0.95 4.56726E-8 0.975 4.87165E-8 1 5.18794E-8
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Hideo Fujii
USA
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Posted - 07/25/2011 : 11:32:00 AM
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Hi Semipolar,
Maybe you can first try the following tutorial ("Help: Tutorials" menu) at the following section for the fitting with a user defined function:
Tutorials> Fitting> User Defined Fitting Function using OriginC
Here, you can see a example how to define a user-defined function, and fit the data with the defined function. Then, you can define your function with I as a dependent variable, V as an independent variable, and a, b, c and d as parameters.
Hope this helps.
--Hideo Fujii OriginLab
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Edited by - Hideo Fujii on 07/25/2011 11:34:12 AM |
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Semipolar
Japan
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Posted - 07/26/2011 : 8:55:41 PM
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Hi Fujii,
Iput the parameters of a,b,c,d are 1. But I could not solve the problem. I dont know over-parameterized or not.Could you give me further instruction? I really appreciate your help. |
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