ANP: Animated Nyquist Plot
Programmed for educational purposes, this Matlab function draws a Nyquist diagram of any given rational transfer function (including delays) and allows the user to explore it.
As the radius of the D-contour is held relatively small, one can investigate what happens at the origin.
The program also displays the contribution of each pole / zero to the current magnitude and phase.
ANP is capable of handling:
- Vectors with zeros and poles for a SISO system: anp_main([0],[-1,-2,-3+1i,-3-1i])
- SISO rational transfer functions: anp_main(tf(rss(1,1,1)));
- SISO systems with delay: s=tf('s'); anp_main(1/(s+1)*exp(-0.01*s)));
- MIMO systems (computing det(I + L(s)) for a MIMO transfer function L(s)): anp_main(tf(rss(2,2,2)));
Have a look at the file 'anp_usage_examples.m' to see other syntax examples.
Please report any glitches and crashes!
Citation pour cette source
Stefan Rickli (2026). ANP: Animated Nyquist Plot (https://github.com/StefanRickli/anp), GitHub. Extrait(e) le .
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- Control Systems > Control System Toolbox > Linear Analysis > Stability Analysis > Pole and Zero Locations >
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| 6.0.1.0 | Bugfix:
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| 6.0.0.0 | New: MIMO support: try anp_main(tf(rss(2,2,2)));
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| 5.2.4.0 | Fixed some crashes and glitches.
A future major version will change how the detours around poles and zeros on the imaginary axis behave. This is to reflect specialities with MIMO systems. |
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| 5.2.3.0 | Fixed initialization of variables that are used only in some rare cases. |
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| 5.2.2.0 | Bugfix (wrong handling of nonconjugate complex poles/zeros), code cleanup, speedups, more code documentation.
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| 5.2.1.0 |
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