Plotting multiple patterns of an array

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Muhammad Usman Ghani 2020-5-19

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回答： Deepak 2024-11-6，7:42

Hello guys,

I wanted to plot the array pattern in both polar and rectangular cordinates from a single code. However matlab plots only the second pattern. Can anyone help me with this? This is the code. I have used the pattern function twice to get both polar and rectangular cordinates result.

% Create a circular planar array

radius = 0.085;

delta = 0.025;

n = round(radius/delta*2);

%htemp = phased.URA(n, delta, ...

% 'Lattice', 'Rectangular');

array = phased.URA;

array.Size = n;

array.ElementSpacing = delta;

array.Lattice = 'Rectangular';

pos = getElementPosition(array);

elemToRemove = sum(pos.^2)>radius^2;

pos(:,elemToRemove) = [];

h = phased.ConformalArray('ElementPosition', pos, ...

'ElementNormal', [1;0]*ones(1,size(pos,2)));

%Calculate Taper

%wind = ones(1,37);

nbar = 2;

sll = -30;

h.Taper = taylortaperc(pos,(0.085*2),nbar,sll);

w = getTaper(h);

viewArray(h,'ShowTaper',true)

%Create Omnidirectional Microphone Element

el = phased.IsotropicHydrophone;

el.BackBaffled = true;

h.Element = el;

%Assign frequencies and propagation speed

F = 30000;

PS = 1500;

%Create figure, panel, and axes

fig = figure;

panel = uipanel('Parent',fig);

hAxes = axes('Parent',panel,'Color','none');

NumCurves = length(F);

%Plot 2d graph

%fmt = 'polar';

cutAngle = 0;

pattern(h, F, -180:180, cutAngle, 'PropagationSpeed', PS, 'Type', ...

'powerdB', 'CoordinateSystem', 'polar' );

pattern(h, F, -180:180, cutAngle, 'PropagationSpeed', PS, 'Type', ...

'powerdB', 'CoordinateSystem', 'rectangular' );

%Create legend

legend_string = cell(1,NumCurves);

lines = findobj(gca,'Type','line');

for idx = 1:NumCurves

[Fval, ~, Fletter] = engunits(F(idx));

legend_string{idx} = [num2str(Fval) Fletter 'Hz; No Steering'];

end

legend(legend_string, 'Location', 'southeast');

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Answer 1

Deepak 2024-11-6，7:42

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Hi @Muhammad Usman Ghani,

To achieve the desired result of displaying both polar and rectangular plots of array’s radiation pattern simultaneously, we can use MATLAB’s figure management to separate the plots into distinct figures. This can be accomplished by calling the “figure” function before each plot command.

We can first create a figure for the polar plot and execute the “pattern” function with the “CoordinateSystem” set to “polar”. Then, we can create another figure with the “CoordinateSystem” set to “rectangular”.

Here is the complete MATLAB plot to achieve the same result:

% Create a circular planar array 
radius = 0.085; 
delta = 0.025; 
n = round(radius/delta*2); 
array = phased.URA; 
array.Size = n; 
array.ElementSpacing = delta; 
array.Lattice = 'Rectangular'; 
pos = getElementPosition(array); 
elemToRemove = sum(pos.^2) > radius^2; 
pos(:,elemToRemove) = []; 
h = phased.ConformalArray('ElementPosition', pos, ... 
    'ElementNormal', [1;0]*ones(1,size(pos,2))); 
% Calculate Taper 
nbar = 2; 
sll = -30; 
h.Taper = taylortaperc(pos, (0.085*2), nbar, sll); 
w = getTaper(h); 
viewArray(h, 'ShowTaper', true); 
% Create Omnidirectional Microphone Element 
el = phased.IsotropicHydrophone; 
el.BackBaffled = true; 
h.Element = el; 
% Assign frequencies and propagation speed 
F = 30000; 
PS = 1500; 
% Create figure for polar plot 
figure; 
cutAngle = 0; 
pattern(h, F, -180:180, cutAngle, 'PropagationSpeed', PS, 'Type', ... 
    'powerdB', 'CoordinateSystem', 'polar'); 
title('Polar Plot'); 
% Create figure for rectangular plot 
figure; 
pattern(h, F, -180:180, cutAngle, 'PropagationSpeed', PS, 'Type', ... 
    'powerdB', 'CoordinateSystem', 'rectangular'); 
title('Rectangular Plot'); 
% Create legend 
legend_string = cell(1, 1); 
[Fval, ~, Fletter] = engunits(F); 
legend_string{1} = [num2str(Fval) Fletter 'Hz; No Steering']; 
legend(legend_string, 'Location', 'southeast'); 