1-D Temperature Gradient
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Hey everyone,
I am trying to figure out how to draw a temperature gradient of a 1-D system. I have tried to understand meshgrid but I couldn't find a way out. Plus, I have tried to use contourf but still didn't work for me. I might be using these functions wrong.
I have 19 different points and all of those points have the same x-coordinate value, only their y-coordinate values change. For example, Point_1(0, 1), Point_2(0,2), Point_3(0,3)... Basically, they form a vertical line on a coordinate system. Also, I have corresponding temperatures for every point. I want to plot a temperature gradient looking like color bars standing next to graphs but I couldn't find a proper way to do that. Could any of you please help me out to understand how to do that?
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J. Alex Lee
am 11 Mai 2021
what exactly is it about the result "which is not wrong" that isn't what you want?
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J. Alex Lee
am 7 Mai 2021
Bearbeitet: J. Alex Lee
am 7 Mai 2021
your time and space point vectors are
t = 0:0.005:50; % but this gives you 10,001 points, not 10,000...so you decide what you have
x = linspace(0,9,19); % just guessing based on your image
making up some temperature matrix with the dimensions you have
tmp = rand(1,numel(x),numel(t));
it is senseless to have your first dimension in your temperature data matrix, so need to squeeze out the first dimension
tmp_a = squeeze(tmp);
turns out you don't even need meshgrid because contourf will imply it for you (if you get the order of dimensions right)
contourf(t,x,tmp_a)
or if you want t and x transposed
contourf(x,t,transpose(tmp_a))
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