(Odd) GUI slider behavior

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Peter Bowers
Peter Bowers il 16 Giu 2015
Commentato: Peter Bowers il 19 Giu 2015
Hello everyone. I could not find an answer to this specific question about the MATLAB slider.
I am using a slider to control values for capacitors, inductors, and resistors in a lumped-element circuit model. The capacitance values range from about e-12 up to e-6 Farads(for example). I need to be able to make the capacitance very small in order to represent a biological membrane with very little compliance.
So, I set the min to e-12 and max to e-6. And I set the slider step to 0.01. I have tried different step values, but the following issue does not change: the behavior of the slider is different at different locations along the slider. The left-most 1/6 portion of the slider covers about e-12 to e-8, while the next 1/6 portion covers about e-8 to e-7, and the the remaining 2/3 of the slider covers the range of e-7 to e-6. Why does the incremental change remain constant across the entire slider? I cannot make fine adjustments to the slider value at the left side like I can at the right side.
Thank you.

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Eric Lin
Eric Lin il 17 Giu 2015
Assuming the information you provided is correct, your step size is greater than the range of your slider. In newer releases of MATLAB (I tried in R2014b), MATLAB will throw a warning and refuse to render the slider if the step size is greater than the Min-Max range of the slider.
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Peter Bowers
Peter Bowers il 19 Giu 2015
I originally ran into this issue, but corrected this. This behavior seems to be independent of that, as it continues even after I have changed the step size. The step size changes; it is exponential as opposed to constant over the entire range of the slider.

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