| This program calculates Ideal Body Weight (IBW), Lean Body Weight (LBW), Body Surface Area (BSA), Body Mass Index (BMI), Adjusted Body Weight (ABW) and Daily Calorie Needs (DCN) and interprets the results in terms of underweight, normal weight, overweight and obesity. It conforms to the standards set by the National Institute of Health (NHI), the Federal guidelines on the identification, evaluation, and treatment of overweight and obesity in adults released by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), in cooperation with the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), USA. The calculator can be used in the treatment of overweight, for the calculation of medication doses and many other medical interventions. |
23KB/8KB
This program contents a data base of 235 countries/territories and has a nice search interface. For the 49G and 49G+. The database is in Spanish; Spanish and English documentation is available.
173KB/1KB
AntEqn calculates saturation pressure for a given temperature or saturation temperature for a given pressure using Antoine's equation. There is a list of species from which you can choose yours so you don't have to type A,B,C constants.
This library allows you to balance a machine element or calculate the reactions in the extremes.
A great amount of constants that could be useful in university-level courses.
Software for the Industrial-Formulation IAPWS-IF97 for Water and Steam. This is a smaller (40% of the original size) and faster (3-50 times) version of the original FluidHP (written by Hans-Joachim Kretzschmar), compatible with the HP49G and HP49G+. Debug4x source code is included.
419KB/1KB
Program for the course of fluids using the number mach.
This library is a collection of tables (as found in gasdynamics books) useful to solve simple gasdynamics related problems, from flows in ducts or over bodies to simple thermodynamics propulsion applications, and more. It has an RPN approach allowing you to compute exactly (solving equations analytically or numerically) all the tables' values starting from whichever of the parameters for each table. It includes: Isentropic flows, Fanno-Line, Rayleigh-Line, Normal shock waves, Prandtl-Meyer Angle and Oblique shock waves table. The package includes a readme, two versions of the library (one for the 49G and one for the 49g+/50g) and a text documentation file to load on a SD card to be used in conjunction with the SDIAG library (see the Emacs package). Completely written in System RPL.
Code generator for the RM-501 Mitsubishi Robot, for use with both the 49G/G+, created for the U.M.S.S. Robotics Laboratory of Cochabamba, Bolivia.
3KB/4KB
This is a very useful program for engeniering students, performing temporal identification of systems. Designed especially for ETSII students of UPV.
Given a location in latitude and longitude, the position will be displayed on a map representing the world.
Two small User RPL programs which solve the Newton-Raphson method and bisection method, giving a table with iterations and the result of the final iteration. Also stores in the "SOLU" variable all the iterations for later reference.
9KB/13KB
Uses Petri nets to simulate sequences, search for P-invariants and T-invariants, coverability tree, and more. Useful for industrial engineering students.
Fast logic function minimizer that uses the Quine McCluskey method. Written in C and compiled with hpgcc.
Library for building Routh's Tables, in System RPL.
Calculates fluid properties of water, air, etc. This version adds all the properties that were missing in the previous version.
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Allows a complete customization of the UNITS system. One may add user-defined units to the unit categories. User units are treated like builtins, i.e., the famous 3-fold functionality of a unit key applies to an integrated user-units as well. In addition, one may reorganize a units menu, i.e., reorder it or purge not needed units. The same can be done with the whole bundle of unit directories to which new ones may be added ad libitum. Now contains HTML documentation.