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In[36]:= TransientPlot[solutions, {V$1[t], V$2[t]},
{t, 10^−6, 10^−5}, Parametric −> True]
V$2[t]
0.4
0.35
0.3
0.25
-1 -0.5 0.5 1 V$1[t]
Out[36]= Graphics
ShowSamplePoints
Changing the default setting of the option ShowSamplePoints from False to True allows for
visualizing the sample points stored in InterpolatingFunction objects. By this, the variation of the
step size in a computed interval can be observed. The simulation data is displayed via Mathematica’s
ListPlot.
In[37]:= TransientPlot[solutions, {V$1[t], V$2[t]},
{t, 0., 2.*10^−5}, ShowSamplePoints −> True]
1
0.5
V$1[t]
-6
5. 10
0.00001 0.000015 0.00002 t
V$2[t]
-0.5
-1
Out[37]= Graphics
SingleDiagram
With the option
SingleDiagram you can choose whether to combine the traces of several interpolating functions in a
single diagram or display them in a separate plot each. The default SingleDiagram −> True causes
all traces to be combined. To display an array of plots use SingleDiagram −> False. Note that it
is possible to generate not only plots of circuit variables, but also plots of expressions involving