ipseng iu's Freeware Webpage
A webpage to share my programming work and collections, free.
- GaX HSPF Calculator
- A
java program to calculate HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor). It
has options to calculate HSPF for single-speed, two-speed, and
variable-speed compressor systems.
- GaX SEER Calculator
- A java program to calculate SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio). It has options to calculate SEER for single-speed, two-speed, and variable-speed compressor systems.
- GaX Psychrometrics
- Another java program for psychrometric calculations. It supports both SI and IP units.
- GaX Unit Converter
- My first Java program to perform unit conversions. Conversion options are customizable.
- Golden Section Method
- An Excel (VBA) program that implements the golden section method. It is
a one-dimensional search method that finds the minimum of a function
requiring no derivative information. You can specify the function in
this program.
- Newton Method
- An Excel (VBA) program that implements the Newton method. It is a
one-dimensional search method that finds the minimum of a function. You
can specify the function to search. The 1st and 2nd derivatives are
required.
- PRF/RTF generator
- My first Visual Basic program. It calculates periodic response factor (PRF), conduction transfer function (CTF), and radiant time factor (RTF). They are particular useful in building load calculations.
- Simplex Method
- An Excel (VBA) program that implements the simplex method. It is a multi-dimensional search method that finds the minimum of a function without using any gradient information. The simplex method is not as efficient as the steepest descent Method but is more robust. A two-dimensional function is used as an example to demonstrate the code. You can replace the function per your need.
- Steepest Descent Method
- An Excel (VBA) program that implements the steepest descent method. It
is a multi-dimensional search method that finds the minimum of a
function in the steepest descent searching direction. In each searching
direction, the Cubic method is used to find the optimal value. You can
also replace the Cubic method with the Golden Section or Netwon method
programs that are available in the web page. A two-dimensional function
is used as an example to demonstrate the code. You can replace the
function per your need.
- Unit Converter
- A very handy unit conversion program from Josh Madison.