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Change the style for pole
and zero markers.
In[7]:= RootLocusPlot[Ha[s, a], {a, −4, 10},
PlotPoints −> 10,
PoleStyle −> PlusMark[0.02,
GrayLevel[1−0.8*#]&, Thickness[0.005]],
ZeroStyle −> SquareMark[0.02,
GrayLevel[1−0.8*#]&, Thickness[0.005]]]
a = -4.000e0 .. 1.000e1 (0% .. 100%)
Im s
5.0E0
Poles
0%
2.0E0
1.
-5.0E0 -2.0E0 -1. 1.
-1.
Re s
100%
Zeros
0%
-2.0E0
-5.0E0
100%
Out[7]= Graphics
3.9.6 TransientPlot
TransientPlot[func, {tvar, t , t }]
displays the transient waveform func[tvar] as the
independent variable tvar is swept from t to t
TransientPlot[{func
, func
, † † † }, {tvar, t , t }]
displays the transient waveforms func
, func
, † † †
simultaneously in a single plot
Command structure of TransientPlot.
TransientPlot displays one or several transient waveforms in a single plot, where the signal values
are usually plotted versus time.
Note that TransientPlot has attribute HoldAll.
Additionally,
TransientPlot supports the multi-dimensional data format of Analog Insydes described in Section 3.7.1,
which consists of lists of rules, where the variables are assigned InterpolatingFunction objects.
Therefore, call TransientPlot where the first argument is compatible to the return value of the
numerical solver functions NDAESolve (Section 3.7.5) and NDSolve, or the data interface function
ReadSimulationData (Section 3.10.3):