I am interfacing Arduino with MATLAB through serial plot. I have an accelerometer that input three values each time into the serial plot. I am trying to plot the 3 channel data into 3 separate subplot in real time. For some reason, only my last subplot will continuous scroll and the first two will stay at one scroll window.
if(scrollWidth > 0)
set(plotgraph1,'XData',time(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'YData',datax(time > time(count)-scrollWidth));
xlim([time(count)-scrollWidth time(count)]);
set(plotGraph2,'XData',time(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'YData',datay(time > time(count)-scrollWidth));
xlim([time(count)-scrollWidth time(count)]);
set(plotGraph3,'XData',time(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'YData',dataz(time > time(count)-scrollWidth));
xlim([time(count)-scrollWidth time(count)]);
end

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Jan
Jan am 5 Mai 2017

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xlim([time(count)-scrollWidth time(count)])
This updates the X-limits of the current axes. If you only set the XData of an existing line object (created by a plot command), the current axes does not change. Therefore define the affected axes explicitely:
xlimit = [time(count)-scrollWidth, time(count)];
set(axes1, 'xlim', xlimit);
and the same for the other two axes also - assuming that axes1 is defined accordingly. You can set all three axes with one command also:
set([axes1, axes2, axes3], 'xlim', xlimit);

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Lok Yiu To
Lok Yiu To am 6 Mai 2017
Thank you so much!!! :)
One follow-up question:
if I want to overlay two signals in one plot, do I just do the following?
set(plotgraph1,'XData',time(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'YData',datax(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'XData',time(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'YData',datay(time > time(count)-scrollWidth));
Thank you :)
No, this will not work. But you can create two line objects in the same axes:
AxesH = axes('NextPlot', 'add');
plot1graph = plot(AxesH, ?, ?);
plot2graph = plot(AxesH, ?, ?);
And later:
set(plotgraph1,'XData',time(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'YData',datax(time > time(count)-scrollWidth));
set(plotgraph2, 'XData',time(time > time(count)-scrollWidth),...
'YData',datay(time > time(count)-scrollWidth));
OMARI TAHAR
OMARI TAHAR am 27 Mai 2020
Thank you so much!!! :)

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