how to use tiledlayout with pzmap() and step() in matlab

To use tiledlayout with pzmap() and step() in MATLAB, you need to follow these steps:

1. Create a tiled layout with tiledlayout() function specifying the number of rows and columns.
2. Add axes to the layout using nexttile() function.
3. Use pzmap() or step() function with the axes object created in step 2.

Here is the sample code that demonstrates how to use tiledlayout with pzmap() and step() in MATLAB:

main.m
% Create tiled layout
tlayout = tiledlayout(2,1);

% Add first axes to the layout
ax1 = nexttile;
% Plot pzmap on ax1
pzmap(sys1)

% Add second axes to the layout
ax2 = nexttile;
% Plot step response on ax2
step(sys2)

% Set titles and axis labels
title(ax1, 'System 1 Pole-Zero Map')
xlabel(ax1, 'Real Axis')
ylabel(ax1, 'Imaginary Axis')

title(ax2, 'System 2 Step Response')
xlabel(ax2, 'Time (s)')
ylabel(ax2, 'Amplitude')
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Here, sys1 and sys2 are two transfer functions or state-space models representing the control systems you want to analyze. pzmap() function plots the pole-zero map of the system, and step() function plots the step response. The title(), xlabel(), and ylabel() functions are used to set titles and axis labels for the plots.