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    LYCEUM OF THE PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY – LAGUNA

    Km. 54, National Highway, Makiling, Calamba City, Laguna

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

    ELEL40E – EE Computer Applications

    MATLAB Laboratory Activity # 3


    Plotting 2 – Dimensional Graphs

    Lambarte, Reneboy M.
    BSEE 4-1

    Ronel V. Vidal, PECE


    Instructor
    I. Objectives:

    1. To plot 2 – dimensional multiple graphs with MATLAB


    2. To plot response curves in logarithmic scale
    3. To plot polar equations with MATLAB

    II. Laboratory Exercises

    A. Figure Command
    Look for 3 functions and plot them individually using the figure command.

    B. Logarithmic Plots using the subplot command


    Look for a function and plot it in linear, semilog x, semilog y, and log x & y
    scale using the subplot command.

    C. Hold on command
    Look for 4 trigonometric equations (preferably sine and cosine) and plot them in
    one graph using the hold on command.

    D. Polar Plots
    Look for 3 polar equations and plot them individually using the figure command.
    A. The Figure Command

    Consider the following functions:

    a = 2cos (5t) + 2sin (t)


    b = 5e-t
    c = 3et + sin(t)

    % Plotting Multiple Graphs with Figure command


    >> t = [-8*pi:pi/100:8*pi];
    >> a = 2*cos(5*t)+3*sin(5*t);
    >> b = 5*exp(-t);
    >> c = 3*exp(t)+sin(t);
    >> figure(1), plot(t,a,'b','linewidth',2), grid on, title('Plot of 2cos(5^t)+3sin(5^t)'),
    xlabel('time'),ylabel('Amplitude')
    >> figure(2), plot(t,b,'g','linewidth',2), grid on,title('Plot of 5e^-^t'), xlabel('time'),
    ylabel('Amplitude'),axis([-8*pi,8*pi,-3,3])
    >> figure(3), plot(t,c,'y','linewidth',2), grid on,title('Plot of 3e^t+sin(t)'), xlabel('time'),
    ylabel('Amplitude'),axis([-8*pi,8*pi,-4,4])

    Plot of 2cos(5t)+3sin(5t)
    4

    1
    Amplitude

    -1

    -2

    -3

    -4
    -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30
    time

    Figure 1
    Plot of 5e-t
    3

    1
    Amplitude

    -1

    -2

    -3
    -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25
    time

    Figure 2

    Plot of 3et+sin(t)
    4

    1
    Amplitude

    -1

    -2

    -3

    -4
    -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25
    time

    Figure 3
    B. Logarithmic Plots using the Subplot Command

    >> % Plotting Linear and Logarithmic Scale Graphs


    >> clear
    >> n = 25;
    >> t = [-8:0.001:8];
    >> x = 16*exp(-n*t);
    >> subplot(2,2,1); plot(t,x,'r','linewidth',2), grid on, title('Linear Plot'),
    xlabel('Time,t'), ylabel('Amplitude,x'), axis([-1,2,0,10E-2]),
    subplot(2,2,2); semilogx(t,x,'g','linewidth',2), grid on, title('Logarithmic X - Axis'),
    xlabel('Time,t'), ylabel('Amplitude,x'), axis([-1,2,0,10E-2]),
    subplot(2,2,3); semilogy(t,x,'m','linewidth',2), grid on, title('Logarithmic Y - Axis'),
    xlabel('Time,t'), ylabel('Amplitude,x'),axis([-1,2,0,10E-2]),
    subplot(2,2,4); loglog(t,x,'linewidth',2), grid on, title('Logarithmic Plot'),
    xlabel('Time,t'), ylabel('Amplitude,x'),axis([-1,2,0,10E-2])

    Linear Plot Logarithmic X - Axis


    0.1 0.1
    Amplitude,x

    Amplitude,x

    0.05 0.05

    0 0
    -1 0 1 2 0
    10
    Time,t Time,t
    Logarithmic Y - Axis Logarithmic Plot
    Amplitude,x

    Amplitude,x

    -50 -50
    10 10

    -1 0 1 2 0
    10
    Time,t Time,t
    C. Hold on command

    >> % Plotting Multiple Graphs with hold command


    >> t = [-10:1/1000:10];
    >> a = 7*cos(2*t);
    >> b = 8*cos(9*t);
    >> c = 10*sin(2*t);
    >> d = 2*csc(2*t);
    >> plot(t,a,'r','linewidth',2), grid on, hold on,
    plot(t,b,'g--','linewidth',2),
    plot(t,c,'m--','linewidth',2),
    plot(t,d,'--','linewidth',2),
    title('Multiple Graphs'), xlabel('time(s)'),
    ylabel('Amplitude'),
    legend('7cos(2t)','8cos(9t)','10sin(2t)','2csc(2t)'),
    axis([-20,20,-21,21]),
    hold off

    Multiple Graphs
    20
    7cos(2t)
    8cos(9t)
    15
    10sin(2t)
    2csc(2t)
    10

    5
    Amplitude

    -5

    -10

    -15

    -20
    -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20
    time(s)
    D. Polar Plots

    >> % Polar Plot of Basic Flower


    >> clear
    >> theta = 0:pi/100:4*pi;
    >> r = 2 + 5*cos(20*theta);
    >> polar(theta,r,'r'),title('Basic Flower 1')
    >> s = 1 - sin(5*theta);
    >> polar(theta,s,'g'),title('Basic Flower 2')
    >> t = 1 + sin(25*theta);
    >> polar(theta,t,'y'),title('Basic Flower 3')

    Basic Flower 1
    90 8
    120 60
    6

    150 4 30

    180 0

    210 330

    240 300
    270

    Figure 1. Basic Flower 1


    Basic Flower 2
    90 2
    120 60
    1.5

    150 1 30

    0.5

    180 0

    210 330

    240 300
    270

    Figure 2. Basic Flower 2

    Basic Flower 3
    90 2
    120 60
    1.5

    150 1 30

    0.5

    180 0

    210 330

    240 300
    270

    Figure 3. Basic Flower 3

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