how to plot phasors of current and voltage in matlab in matlab

To plot the phasors of current and voltage in MATLAB, you can use the quiver function. First, you need to represent both the magnitude and phase angle of the current and voltage as complex numbers. Then, you can use quiver to plot the phasors.

Here's an example code to plot voltage and current phasors:

main.m
% Define magnitude and phase angle of voltage and current
V_magnitude = 10;
V_angle = 30; % in degrees

I_magnitude = 5;
I_angle = -45; % in degrees

% Convert magnitude and phase angle to complex numbers
V = V_magnitude * exp(1i * deg2rad(V_angle));
I = I_magnitude * exp(1i * deg2rad(I_angle));

% Plot phasors
figure;
quiver(0, 0, real(V), imag(V), 'b', 'LineWidth', 2); % voltage phasor in blue
hold on;
quiver(0, 0, real(I), imag(I), 'r', 'LineWidth', 2); % current phasor in red
hold off;

% Set plot settings
xlabel('Real');
ylabel('Imaginary');
title('Voltage and Current Phasors');
legend('Voltage', 'Current');
grid on;
axis equal;
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In this example, we defined the magnitude and phase angle of the voltage and current. Then, we converted them to complex numbers using Euler's formula. Finally, we used quiver to plot the phasors, specifying the real and imaginary components of the phasors.

Make sure to adjust the magnitude and phase angle values to match your specific scenario.

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