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;[[File: Frf.m]], [[File: Frfmag.m]], [[File: Frfphase.m]] | |||
;Description: Plot Frequency Response Function with | |||
* Correct label sizes | |||
* Optimized for MIMO systems | |||
* Enable use of custom colors (lightgrey, darkgrey, pink, etc.) | |||
* Easy to adjust limits | |||
Usage: frf(sys1,'color/linetype/marker',sys2,'color/linetype/marker',... | |||
...{fmin,fmax,magmin,magmax,phasemin,phasemax,wraponoff,type}) | |||
Inputs: You can use custom colors, e.g. lightgrey, pink, etc. (see line 180) | |||
example strings: 'b', 'lightgrey--*', 'orange', '-^' | |||
All elements in the options-struct are optional | |||
fmin/fmax in Hz | |||
magmin/magmax in dB | |||
phasemin/phasemax in degrees | |||
wraponoff: [ 'on' | 'off' (default) ] | |||
type: [ 'mag' | 'phase' | 'magphase' (default) ] | |||
Outputs: Plots the frf in the current figure. | |||
Note that the xticklabels might overlap the xlabel in the | |||
figure. In an exported pdf file they will be correct. | |||
;Author: Rob Hoogendijk |
Revision as of 13:51, 3 August 2011
- Description
- Plot Frequency Response Function with
- Correct label sizes
- Optimized for MIMO systems
- Enable use of custom colors (lightgrey, darkgrey, pink, etc.)
- Easy to adjust limits
Usage: frf(sys1,'color/linetype/marker',sys2,'color/linetype/marker',... ...{fmin,fmax,magmin,magmax,phasemin,phasemax,wraponoff,type})
Inputs: You can use custom colors, e.g. lightgrey, pink, etc. (see line 180) example strings: 'b', 'lightgrey--*', 'orange', '-^' All elements in the options-struct are optional fmin/fmax in Hz magmin/magmax in dB phasemin/phasemax in degrees wraponoff: [ 'on' | 'off' (default) ] type: [ 'mag' | 'phase' | 'magphase' (default) ] Outputs: Plots the frf in the current figure. Note that the xticklabels might overlap the xlabel in the figure. In an exported pdf file they will be correct.
- Author
- Rob Hoogendijk