animated sine wave continously
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Hi alll, i'd like to make sine wave with three variation and walk continously, but i end up make it uncontinously,
here the script that i modified, any suggestion to solve it?
TIA
close all
subplot(1,2,1)
t = 0:0.01:10*pi;
phase=pi;
y = cos(t+phase);
yH=hilbert(y);
for j = 1:length(t)
hold on
plot(t,y)
plot(t,0.5*imag(yH))
plot(t,y+imag(yH))
hold off
axis([0 8*pi -2 2]) % moving 2 cycles would mean the end would be 4pi + 2*2pi = 8pi
% you can keep the axis endpoints according to your need
grid on
pause(0.1)
%hold on
if j ~= length(t)
clf
end
t = t + 0.1; % used 0.1 increment as elements in t have 0.1 difference
% Also, as y is already defined earlier, this change in t will not change y
end;
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Adam Danz
2023-3-30
@nirwana, creating an animation by iteratively calling plot() is very inefficient. In your demo, three lines are created and and eliminated over 3000 times. Instead, re-use the same line(s) and update the values on each iteration. @Les Beckham demonstrates this in the answer below.
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Les Beckham
2023-3-30
编辑:Les Beckham
2023-3-30
This should get you started. Adjust as desired.
Note that the animation won't show here, but I tested it my local copy of Matlab.
t = linspace(0, 4*pi, 1000);
y = sin(t);
hl = plot(t, y);
grid on
xlim tight
ylim padded
for i=1:1000
set(hl, 'YData', circshift(get(hl, 'YData'), 1))
% you may want -1 here ^
% depending on which direction you want to scroll
drawnow
end
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