I am plotting the deflections of a bar at two different lengths with both their experimental and theoretical values.
I have two graphs that I need to create, but the axis need to have the same scale. I am currently plotting the two graphs on the same graph, but it looks cluttered and the report needs the second graph. I want it to be obvious to see the difference in the deflection of a bar on its edge and on its flat side.
Current Graph and Code:
plot(L_4F,Load_Flat,'DisplayName','Flat: L/4 Exp','LineWidth', 1)
hold on
plot(y_L_4F,Load_Flat,'DisplayName','Flat: L/4 Theo','LineWidth', 1)
hold on
plot(L_2F,Load_Flat,'DisplayName','Flat: L/2 Exp','LineWidth', 1)
hold on
plot(y_L_2F,Load_Flat,'DisplayName','Flat: L/2 Theo','LineWidth', 1)
hold on
%% Plotting L/2
plot(L_4E,Load_Edge,'DisplayName','Edge: L/4 Exp','LineWidth', 1)
hold on
plot(y_L_4E,Load_Edge,'DisplayName','Edge: L/4 Theo','LineWidth', 1)
hold on
plot(L_2E,Load_Edge,'DisplayName','Edge: L/2 Exp','LineWidth', 1)
hold on
plot(y_L_2E,Load_Edge,'DisplayName','Edge: L/2 Theo','LineWidth', 1)
ldg = legend('Show');
ldg.Location = 'Best';
want to show the graphical difference but on separate graphs
You can use the linkaxes
function. Documented here
Example using 2 subplots on 1 figure with only linking in the X-direction:
figure
ax1 = subplot(2,1,1);plot(sin(0:.1:2*pi));
ax2 = subplot(2,1,2);plot(cos(0:.1:2*pi));
linkaxes([ax1,ax2],'x');
or x and y directions
linkaxes([ax1,ax2],'xy');
Another Example of linking between 2 separate figures:
figure
plot(sin(0:.1:2*pi));
ax1 = gca;
figure;
plot(cos(0:.1:2*pi));
ax2 = gca;
linkaxes([ax1,ax2],'xy');