How to plot Efficiency maps
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I am trying to plot the efficiency map using a contour function for the torque speed curve shown below. the problem is, the contour function, plots for the whole surface of the matrix. But i only want the contour plot to be under the torque speed curve so that the part above the torque speed curve is white.
the link below is a link of the torque speed curve. any help would be much appreciated
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Junfei Tang
am 4 Feb. 2016
Bearbeitet: Junfei Tang
am 4 Feb. 2016
Hi,
Before creating the efficiency map, I think you already have a set of coordinates (x,y) and the corresponding values (z), i.e. the efficiencies. Then you need to put all the x-axis values together, all the y-axis values together and all the z-axis values together to form matrices:
X = [ X(1,1), X(1,2), X(1,3), ..., X(1,n);
X(2,1), X(2,2), X(2,3), ..., X(2,n);
...................................;
X(n,1), X(n,2), X(n,3), ..., X(n,n) ];
Y = [ Y(1,1), Y(1,2), Y(1,3), ..., Y(1,n);
Y(2,1), Y(2,2), Y(2,3), ..., Y(2,n);
...................................;
Y(n,1), Y(n,2), Y(n,3), ..., Y(n,n) ];
Z = [ Z(1,1), Z(1,2), Z(1,3), ..., Z(1,n);
Z(2,1), Z(2,2), Z(2,3), ..., Z(2,n);
...................................;
Z(n,1), Z(n,2), Z(n,3), ..., Z(n,n) ];
where X(x,y), Y(x,y) and Z(x,y) correspond to each other: x and y are the indices, X is the matrix containing the x-axis values, Y is the matrix containing the y-axis values and Z is the matrix containing the z-axis values, e.g. the efficiencies.
MATLAB will put the points on the map like this: MATLAB assigns Z(1,1) to be the z-axis value of point (X(1,1), Y(1,1)); then assigns Z(2,1) to be the z-axis value of point (X(2,1), Y(2,1)); ... until assigns Z(n,n) to be the z-axis value of point (X(n,n), Y(n,n)).
This is what I have done, since to form matrices is easier for me to check the values in a table format afterwards. However, I think if you create an array for each of X, Y and Z instead of creating a matrix for each of them, it should also work.
After the assignment of the values, start to create the figure:
figure
n = 100; % number of contour levels
efficiency_map = contourf(X,Y,Z);
colorbar;
xlabel('{\it\Omega}_r [rev/min]')
ylabel('{\itT}_e [N*m]')
legend
Then the efficiency map comes out:
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Walter Roberson
am 25 Jul. 2012
The points that you do not want plotted, set the Z value to NaN before doing the contour plot.
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Can
am 26 Mai 2023
for example my efficiency value at Tork = 10nM^2 and rpm = 400 rev/min is 83,04 how will i assign these values to the X, Y and Z axis can you show me at one example with the values i give.
Ashu
am 28 Jun. 2023
torque developed by the motor and efficiency against silip on the same graph, use left axis for torque and right for the efficiency. please how can i plot it
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