To get input from users for 3 voltage phasors and 3 current phasors in MATLAB, you can use the input()
function. Here's an example code snippet:
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After obtaining the user inputs, you can plot the phasors using the polarplot()
function in MATLAB. Here's an example code snippet for plotting the voltage phasors:
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To find the sequence components of the phasors, you can use the built-in function seqcomp()
in MATLAB's Signal Processing Toolbox. Here's an example code snippet:
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Finally, to plot the sequence components, you can again use the polarplot()
function. Here's an example code snippet for plotting the positive sequence component of the voltage phasors:
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You can similarly plot the negative and zero sequence components if needed.
Note: The above code snippets assume you have MATLAB installed with the Signal Processing Toolbox.
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