Unwanted circles in graph (Simulink)

I am trying to analyze a DC motor but in one of my graphs I get circles on all my data points (sample time 0.001)

The only graph where this happens is after the multiplication of the voltage with a discrete transfer function. (see pictures 1, 2 and 3)

Even weirder is the fact that after a saturation the circles apear gone (see picture 4)

Does anyboy have an idea what causes the circles to appear because i don't see how the are created and they don't seem to influence the rest of my simulation

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Picture 4

Answer 1

[Jonas]

You have enabled markers in your scope window. You can change line and marker styles by going to the 'View' and then 'Style...' button in the scope window. If you want to disable the Markers, select 'none'.

This is purely a visual option and has no effect on your simulation. For your reference, when enabling markers, the scope window will use one marker on each data sample. This can be helpful when analysing sample-by-sample behaviour in discrete simulation models.

[Maik Tervooren]

Thank you very much for the help!

I didn't know that was an option in het scope but now it makes mores sense.

I'm still wondering how I could have ended up with these markers because I haven't selected the option myself. Is that something Simulink does automatically with discrete signals?

[Jonas]

Signals in a model with a Discrete solver are not displayed with markers by default. So I don't really know how you can enable markers unintentionally without enabling them by the menu.

Good luck with your simulations!

[Maik Tervooren]

It's solved now and I can get back to my normal simulations, thanks again!

[Yashaswini]

it solved my problem also thank you

[Jesse Beaupre]

I had the same issue, however it was activated automatically and had to disable it manually.

I think it's because the input data was not "interpret vector as 1-D" but I am not sure.

Answer 2

[Sulaymon Eshkabilov]

Hi,

if I understood your question correctly, the circles you are referring are not circles but the data points from your simulation results. if you'd wish to remove them and use just a bold line, then use scope parameters (icon is like a gear).

Good luck.

Answer 3

[李 益斌]

every scope I have to change this cicle, really stuip