SystemModelPlot

SystemModelPlot[sim]

shows default plots from the SystemModelSimulationData object sim.

SystemModelPlot[sim,"id"]

shows model plot with identifier or name "id".

SystemModelPlot[sim,{"v₁","v₂",…}]

generates a plot of the variables v_i in sim.

SystemModelPlot[{sim₁,sim₂,…},…]

plots variables from several simulations.

SystemModelPlot[model,…]

plots from a new simulation of "model".

Details and Options

SystemModelPlot[…,{t_min,t_max}] plots from t_min to t_max.
SystemModelPlot[{model,args},…] generates simulation data using SystemModelSimulate[model,args].
The model can be a SystemModel object, a full model name string or a shortened model name accepted by SystemModel.
SystemModelPlot[sim,{{"v₁","p₁",d_i},…},…] plots variables v_i and sensitivity bounds when parameter p_i varies 100d_i%. »
Plot specifications detail the names and definitions available in simulations and models. Using sim["Plots"] and sim["PlotNames"] allows one to discover these.
Possible values for "id" include:

	"identifier"	plot or subplot identifier
	"name"	plot name
	"group/name"	plot group and a plot name joined by "/"
	"group"	plot group
	"variable"	variable name

The first match for "id" will be the one used.
SystemModelPlot has the same options as ListLinePlot, with the following additions and changes:

AxesLabel	Automatic	indicate units on axis
Mesh	None	mesh points to draw on each line
PlotLegends	Automatic	use variable names v_i
TargetUnits	Automatic	plot in display units from model

Events in a simulation are indicated in a plot with Mesh->"Events". »
Possible settings for TargetUnits include:

	"DisplayUnit"	display units converted to common units
	"IndividualDisplayUnit"	display units without conversion
	"Unit"	base units converted to common units
	"IndividualUnit"	base units without conversion
	unit	explicit unit

"Unit" and "DisplayUnit" attempt to convert compatible quantities to a common unit.
"DisplayUnit" and "IndividualDisplayUnit" convert to a unit specified in the model for plot purposes.

Examples

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Basic Examples (3)

Plot a default model plot from a model simulation:

Plot a model plot from a model simulation:

Choose one of the example models from the analog electrical domain:

Show the model plot:

Scope (22)

Variable Specification (2)

Plot variables from a model simulation:

Show bounds when varying a parameter:

Show the estimated capacitor voltage variation when varying the frequency by 5%:

Time Specification (2)

Simulate a model for 10 seconds:

Plot the variable x1 for the whole interval:

If no interval argument is given, the whole simulation interval is plotted:

Plot only a certain interval:

Simulation Specification (4)

Simulate and plot a model from 0 to 5:

Different simulations can be compared in the same plot:

The tooltip is prepended with the simulation number:

Simulate a model with given initial values and plot the result:

Simulate an oscillating mass on a spring, with a damper acting on the spring:

Compare the oscillation of the mass with the different levels of damping:

Model Plots (4)

Models can have defined plots:

Get names of the model plots:

Show a model plot:

Find the model plot identifiers:

Show a model plot using its identifier:

Model plots may contain multiple subplots:

Show a model plot:

Model plots may contain groupings of plots:

Groups are indicated by the / separator:

All plots in a group can be plotted at once:

Presentation (10)

Multiple variables are automatically colored to be distinct:

Use PlotStyle to change the plot colors:

Filling can be used to specify fill regions and styles:

Fill between the two curves:

A legend is automatically shown for plots with multiple variables:

Turn off PlotLegends:

Style legends:

Events can be illustrated with Mesh points:

For multiple simulations:

Use any expressions in plot legends:

Do multiple simulations:

The Tooltip and plot legends show which simulation the curve belongs to:

SystemModelPlot sets the option AxesLabel:

Override by setting AxesLabel:

Wrappers like Style can be used for styling variables:

Setting a Tooltip removes all automatic tooltips:

Plots are shown in display units defined in the model:

Use TargetUnits to choose a different unit:

Options (6)

PlotLegends (1)

Use variable names as PlotLegends:

Use variable descriptions:

TargetUnits (5)

Plot different units in the same plot:

Variables of the same physical dimension are converted to the same unit:

Use "IndividualDisplayUnit" to use the given display unit for each variable:

Use an explicitly given unit:

Plot in a common base unit from the model:

Use the individual base units without converting to a common unit:

Turn off unit handling completely for maximum performance:

Applications (3)

Do a parameter sweep:

Compare the different simulations to a first-order system:

Find out which of three parameters a model is most sensitive to:

A 5% sensitivity bound on the output shows that "sine.freqHz" has the highest impact:

Show a custom explanatory legend:

Properties & Relations (4)

SystemModelPlot is related to Plot:

Select the variables you want to plot:

Plot using SystemModelPlot:

Plot using Plot:

SystemModel can define a plot in a model:

Simulate and show the newly defined plot:

Use Plot to show variables of different magnitude in the same plot:

Retrieve results from a simulation:

Scale the rotational angle by a factor of 50 and show it with the rotational velocity:

Simulate a rolling wheel:

Get the and positions of the wheel axis:

Plot the position with a ParametricPlot:

Neat Examples (1)

Simulate a Newton's cradle:

Show the position of each of the five balls:

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SystemModelPlot

Details and Options

Examples

Basic Examples (3)