Project Description
NPhysics - Physical Data Types for .NET

How to Create a Physical Value

The easierst way to create a Physical Value is to use the Extension Methods for a double. The Extension Method creates a new instance of the generic type PhysicalValue<T>.

using IMaverick.Physics;
using IMaverick.Physics.Extensions;

var meter = 2.5.m();
var kg = 23.2.kg();

Creation of a Physical Value without Extension Methods

using IMaverick.Physics;

var meter = new PhysicalValue<Length>(2.5, Length.Meter);
var kg = new PhysicalValue<Weight>(23.2, Weight.Kilogram);

Physical Value Members

Member	Description
Unit	Returns the unit class used by the Physical Value. e.g. *Length.Meter*
UnitString	Returns the SI unit symbol as string. e.g. m
Value	Returns the value of the Physical Value. e.g. *2.5*
EqualsApproximately	Used to compare two Physical Values with a tolernce. e.g. *2.0.m().EqualsApproximately(1.98.m(), 0.05.m())*
ScaleTo()	Scales a Physical Value to a specific unit. e.g. *200.0.m().ScaleTo(Length.Kilometer)*
ToDefault()	Scales a Physical Value to the default SI unit. e.g. *0.2.km().ToDefault()* //The Physical Value has now the Value 200 and the Unit Length.Meter
ToString()	ToString is overloaded, that it return the value and the unit symbol. e.g. *200 m*

Available Units

Unit Group	Units
Acceleration	MeterPerSecond
Angle	Degree, Radian, Grade, Brad
AngularVelocity	DegreePerSecond, RadianPerSecond, RotationsPerMinute, RotationsPerSecond
Current	Ampere, Kiloampere, Milliampere, Microampere
Frequency	Hertz, Kilohertz, Megahertz, Gigahertz, Decihertz, Centihertz, Millihertz, Microhertz
Length	Meter, Kilometer, Decimeter, Centimeter, Millimeter, Micrometer
Power	Newton
Pressure	Pascal, Kilopascal, Hectopascal, Bar, Millibar
Temperature	Kelvin, Celsius, Fahrenheit
Time	Second, Millisecond, Microsecond, Minute, Hour, Day, Month, Year
Torque	Newtonmeter
Velocity	MeterPerSecond, CentimeterPerSecond, KilometerPerHour, MilesPerHour
Voltage	Volt, Kilovolt, Millivolt, Microvolt
Weight	Gram, Kilogram, Ton, Milligram, Microgram