Bode Plot Display All Stability Margins
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Hi,
Is there a way to programmitically set "All Stability Margins" for a Bode plot from matlab script or command window? I don't want to have to set it everytime in the plot characteristics window.
-Andy
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Adam Danz
il 23 Nov 2019
Modificato: Adam Danz
il 25 Nov 2019
Glad I could help (and learn a little, myself!). I added an answer below that contains several links to documentation. There's relatively little information available on some of these properties so I wouldn't spend more than 10 minutes searching the internet before rolling up your sleeves and just trying stuff. Feel free to share what you've learned - I'd be interested in hearing what worked for you.
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Adam Danz
il 23 Nov 2019
Modificato: Adam Danz
il 19 Dic 2019
Documentation on bode plots is a bit sparse but here's some ways to modify the plots programmatically.
Use getoptions() / setoption()
The handle output to h=bodeplot(sys) can be used to customize the plot by using the p=getoptions(h) to get the plot options handle and then setoptions(h,p) to apply the changed settings to the plot. See the setoptions link for an example.
Use the plot handle directly
The handle output to h=bodeplot(sys) can also be used to retreive and edit plot properties by using p=get(h). Here's a demo
% Produce bode plot
sys = rss(5);
h = bodeplot(sys);
p = get(h);
% Settings
p.CharacteristicManager(1).CharacteristicLabel = 'All Stability Margins';
Use bodeoptions()
Unlike the other use options above, this option allows you to specify bode plot properties before the plot is created rather than customizing the plot post hoc. opts=bodeoptions returns the default plot options for bode plots which can be customized and then applied to the bodeplot using bodeplot(..., opts). Alternatively, opts=bodeoptions('cstprefs') initializes the plot options according to the options you selected in the Control System and System Identification Toolbox Preferences Editor.
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Adam Danz
il 26 Nov 2019
The 2nd method "use the plot handle directly" is the approach in my previous comment. But I added the demo from my comment to make it more useful. The other two methods are to provide a more general summary of how to make changes to bode plots programmatically. Thanks for the suggestion.
A Jenkins
il 19 Dic 2019
Adam Danz's method got me started, but didn't quite get me there, and I ended up using this one: (2019a)
sys = rss(5);
h = bodeplot(sys);
h.showCharacteristic('AllStabilityMargins')
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Erick Oberstar
il 17 Apr 2022
As of Matlab 2020b I can verify this works for both nyqistplot and bodeplot functions
Ts= 0.01
n = [0 0.3680 0.2640];
d = [1.0 -1.368 0.3680];
Gz = tf(n,d,Ts)
Gz.Variable = 'z^-1'
figure; h1=nyquistplot(Gz)
axis([-1.5 1.5 -1.5 1.5]); grid on;
h1.showCharacteristic('AllStabilityMargins');
%zoomcp(h1);% Optional zoom in on critical point
figure; h2 = bodeplot(Gz)
h2.showCharacteristic('AllStabilityMargins');
Note this doesn't work if you generate the plots via "bode" or "nyquist"
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