Re: POLE-ZERO PLOTS
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- Subject: [mg18699] Re: POLE-ZERO PLOTS
- From: Eckhard Hennig <hennig at itwm.uni-kl.de>
- Date: Sat, 17 Jul 1999 02:36:28 -0400
- Organization: ITWM
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>In control systems, it is a custom to represent the poles of a transfer
>function by "X", and the zeros by "o". When, I use mathematica to get the
>pole-zero plot, I am not sure how to display poles with crosses "x"...the
>only function I'm aware of is PointSize...but this function uses a
different
>symbol.
>Is there anybody out there who can propose a straightforward way to do it.
Instead of the graphics primitive Point, use the function CrossMark defined
below to mark the poles. The Graphics command gives you a rough idea how to
display a P/Z plot. However, unless you are determined to write your own P/Z
or root locus plot routine, you may also want to check out the evaluation
version of our circuits and systems analysis toolbox Analog Insydes. Its
graphics module includes a root locus plot function (see URL in my sig).
-- Eckhard
CrossMark[sz_][{x_, y_}] :=
{ Line[{Scaled[{-sz, sz}, {x, y}], Scaled[{ sz, -sz}, {x, y}]}],
Line[{Scaled[{-sz, -sz}, {x, y}], Scaled[{ sz, sz}, {x, y}]}] }
Graphics[{CrossMark[0.02][{1,1}], CrossMark[0.05][{1.5,0.5}]},
PlotRange->{{0,2},{0,2}}, Axes->True, AspectRatio->1]
// Show
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