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Will Electrical Engineering Examples work with Mathematica 3.0?

We have recently released a Mathematica 3.0-compatible version of Electrical Engineering Examples for all platforms. For more information about upgrades, please contact Customer Service.

Here are a few notes about running the original Mathematica 2.2 version of Electrical Engineering Examples with Mathematica 3.0.

All platforms:

This package was originally written to be compatible with Mathematica 2.2. It has not been formally tested under Mathematica 3.0, and is not officially supported for 3.0.

There is currently only one known conflict when running the Electrical Engineering Examples package under Mathematica 3.0. The command BodePlot may not work properly. Please see the following page for more information.

http://support.wolfram.com/archive/applicationpacks/eebodeplot.html

The rest of the functions in Electrical Engineering Examples should work with no problem.

Microsoft Windows only:

The package names are truncated into the old 8.3 filename convention. In order for the packages to load correctly under Mathematica 3.0, the file will have to be renamed to the standard long versions.

We have made Mathematica 3.0 notebooks available at the following URL.

http://support.wolfram.com/archive/applicationpacks/files/FixEEPack.nb

The notebooks in this directory use file-manipulation commands in Mathematica to automatically rename the package files to the standard long names.

Download this FAQ as a Mathematica 5.2 Notebook






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