plot
Class: tireModel
Description
This method requires Extended Tire Features for Vehicle Dynamics Blockset.
plot(
plots tire model response based on
the model specified by obj
)obj
.
plot(___,
plots tire
model response with additional options specified by one or more
Name=Value
)Name=Value
arguments.
Input Arguments
obj
— Tire model
tireModel
object | array of tireModel
objects
Tire model, specified as a tireModel
object or an array of
tireModel
objects.
Name-Value Arguments
Specify optional pairs of arguments as
Name1=Value1,...,NameN=ValueN
, where Name
is
the argument name and Value
is the corresponding value.
Name-value arguments must appear after other arguments, but the order of the
pairs does not matter.
Example: plot(model,Direction="kappa",Magnitude=0.5,Fz=[2000;3000;4000;5000;6000],IP=220,gamma=0)
The available name-value arguments depend on whether you plot tire model response
defining sweep direction or using a tireData
object.
Parent
— Parent container or axes in which to draw plot
axes object | figure object | panel object | tab object
Parent container or axes in which to draw the plot, specified as an axes, figure, panel, or
tab object. If you do not specify Parent
, a
new figure is created.
Note
If you specify Data
without specifying
DataVariableNames
, the parent
must be a valid tab container if you are
generating a tabbed plot.
DataVariableNames
— Data channels to plot
vector
Data channels to plot, specified as a vector. DataVariableNames
must be a data channel property of a tireData
object.
If one variable name is passed, the variable is set as the y-axis channel, and the x-coordinate is defined as
1:length(Y)
.If two variable names are passed, the order is [x-axis variable, y-axis variable].
If three variables names are passed, the order is [x-axis variable, y-axis variable, z-axis variable].
Note
If you specify the argument Direction
without specifying
the argument DataVariableNames
, the x-axis
is set to the direction you define, and the y-axis is auto set to
the appropriate data channel for that sweep direction. If you specify the argument
Data
without specifying the argument
DataVariableNames
, an autoplot function executes and
generates the most relevant plots.
Example: DataVariableNames=["kappa";"Fx"]
Dependencies
To specify this option, you must also specify one of these combinations of options:
Direction
andMagnitude
Data
Data Types: string
Direction
— Sweep direction
"alpha"
| "gamma"
| "kappa"
| "Fz"
Sweep direction, specified as one of these values:
"alpha"
"gamma"
"kappa"
"Fz"
Example: Direction="alpha"
Dependencies
To specify this option, do not specify Data
. If you specify
Data
, the resulting plot ignores the inputs to
Direction
.
Data Types: string
Magnitude
— Sweep magnitude
scalar | 2-by-1 vector
Sweep magnitude specified as a scalar or 2-by-1 vector.
Note
If you do not specify Magnitude
with
Direction
, the sweep magnitude is assigned the values from
the minimum and maximum sweep direction of the model.
Example: Magnitude=[-0.25;0.35]
Dependencies
To specify this option, you must also specify Direction
. If
you specify Data
, the resulting plot ignores the inputs to
Magnitude
.
Fz
— Normal force
scalar | column vector
Normal force, specified as a scalar or column vector, in N. If you specify a scalar, the magnitude of the sweep is set to the +/- of the input value. The magnitude range cannot be zero.
Example: Fz=[2000;3000;4000;5000;6000]
Dependencies
To specify this option, you must also specify Direction
. If
you specify Data
, the resulting plot ignores the inputs to
Fz
.
Data Types: double
tireData
ObjectData
— Tire measurement data
tireData
object | array of tireData
objects
Tire measurement data used as input conditions for the tire model, specified as a
tireData
object or an array of tireData
objects. The tireData
measured data and the tireModel
simulated data are overlaid on the same plot.
Example: Data=td(1:8)
ColorBy
— Color by value
string
Color by value to differentiate how tireData
lines are plotted,
specified as a string. String values must be a property of the
tireData
object.
Note
If the ColorBy
value is a data channel, the mean value for
each tireData
object is used to differentiate the color
groups.
Example: ColorBy="Fz"
Dependencies
To specify this option, you must also specify Data
and
DataVariableNames
.
Data Types: string
FitType
— Option to specify fit type
"Fx Pure"
| "Fy Pure"
| "Fx Combined"
| "Fy Combined"
| "Mz Pure"
| "Mz Combined"
| "Mx"
| "My"
Option to specify fit type, specified as one of these values:
"Fx Pure"
"Fy Pure"
"Fx Combined"
"Fy Combined"
"Mz Pure"
"Mz Combined"
"Mx"
"My"
Example: FitType="Fx Pure"
Data Types: string
Version History
Introduced in R2023b
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