The function, rlocus()
, in MATLAB is used for closed loop system roots for variation in gain K. However, I am curious if there is a similar function for variation in parameter of open loop function. I have tried using the pzmap()
function and iterating to vary RL & IL. Unfortunately, it doesn't plot enough points on the graph. Are there any functions that will allow me to plot an open loop transfer function? I am trying to plot the transfer function below:
\$ T(s)= \frac{(RL+sIL)(3s^3+12s^2+12s+4)}{8s^4IL+s^3(28IL+8RL+3)+4s^2(7IL+7RL+3)+4s(2IL+7RL+3)+8RL+4}\$
Thank you for your help.
Best Answer
Ignoring the semantics of "root locus," you can certainly plot the roots of a polynomial as its coefficients change. The following script plots the set of poles of your system as \$RL\$ varies from 0 to 10000 with \$IL\$ fixed at 1:
It executes for me in under 5 seconds.
Admittedly, it does not show how the roots move as both parameters change, but that task is complicated by having a two-dimensional domain and a two-(real)-dimensional range.