Add reference line to a Bode Plot
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Greetings!
I used the command
h = bodeplot(Gol,{0.1 0.5});
to plot Bode diagrams (Magnitude x Frequency and Phase Angle x Frequency) to analyze the stability of the closed-loop system. Hence, I need to draw a horizontal reference line at y = 1 on the first graph (Mag. x Freq.) so as to find out if my system stable or not.
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How do I do that? Were it a simple plot, I'd use refline but it doesn't work for the bodeplot function, since it generates two plots (like subplot(2,1,1) and subplot(2,1,2)). Thank you.
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Star Strider
2017 年 12 月 21 日
It is not worthwhile to attempt to do anything with the plots that bode and most — if not all — of the other Control System Toolbox plots. They do not allow modifications.
Instead, get the outputs from the bode function:
[mag,phase,wout] = bode(sys);
and plot them using subplot. Remember to use the squeeze command to remove singleton dimensions from the ‘mag’ and ‘phase’ results for simple models.
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Star Strider
2017 年 12 月 24 日
It will work.
Remember to use semilogx for the subplots, and 20*log10(mag) for the y-axis of the magnitude plot.
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Rick Giovanini
2018 年 3 月 28 日
編集済み: Rick Giovanini
2018 年 3 月 28 日
check this out. Bodes want LTI - Linear Time invariant objects. You can plot many bode's on one plot if you have many LTI objects. What's the LTI transfer function of a horizontal line? Well it's simply
k*tf([1],[1]), where k is the y value I desire. In other works, k*(1/1), or k. We know it's just k that we want, but matlab wants a transfer function.
so, if I want my bode with some horizontal lines, simply do...
bode(mybode, yourbode, NowIfWe_reTalkingBodes_YouGotAPerfectOneSoPutItOnMe, k*tf([1],[1]), r*tf([1],[1]), s*tf([1],[1]))
which simply produces some bodes and lines at y=k, r, and s.
First ever post. Like if it helps you.
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