Legend doesn't have colors

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Mitchell Terry
Mitchell Terry on 15 Feb 2024
Edited: Adam Danz on 16 Feb 2024
I'm trying to make a plot that has mutliple lines, and the plot works fine and each line is a different color, but the legend does not showing which value goes with which line. Any help on this would be appreciated. Here is my code and the plot:
clc; clear;
%
% Given:
% Surface
L = 4/1000; % thickness of the glass, m
k = 1.4; % thermal conductivity of glass, W/m-K
T_si = 15; % inner surface temperature, oC
%
% Air inside
T_inf_i = 25; % air temperature ouside, oC
hi = 10; % convection heat trasnfer coefficient, W/m^2-K
%
% Air outside
T_inf_o = -10; % air temperature inside, oC
ho = 65; % convection heat trasnfer coefficient, W/m^2-K
%
% Calculate thermal resistances
R_conv_i = 1/hi; % inside convection resistance
R_cond = L/k; % conduction resistance
%
% Variables
ho_values = [2 20 65 100];
T_inf_o_range = -30:1:30;
%
% Initialize matrix to store power requirements
power_req = zeros(length(ho_values), length(T_inf_o_range));
%
% Loop over h_o values
for i = 1:length(ho_values)
ho = ho_values(i);
%
% Calculate outside convection resistance
R_conv_o = 1/ho;
%
% Loop over T_inf_o values
for j = 1:length(T_inf_o_range)
T_inf_o = T_inf_o_range(j);
% Calculate total thermal resistance
R_total = R_conv_i + R_cond + R_conv_o;
% Calculate heat flux
q = (T_si - T_inf_o) / R_total;
% Store power requirement
power_req(i, j) = q;
end
end
%
% Plot power requirement as a function of T_inf_o for each h_o
hold on
for i = 1:length(ho_values)
plot(T_inf_o_range, power_req(i, :))
end
xlabel('T_{\infty, o} (^oC)')
ylabel('Power Requirement (W/m^2)')
legend('ho = 2', 'ho = 20', 'ho = 65', 'ho = 100')
hold off
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 15 Feb 2024
When we run the code here, legend() has color.
Mitchell Terry
Mitchell Terry on 15 Feb 2024
Mine doesn't though

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Answers (1)

Mitchell Terry
Mitchell Terry on 15 Feb 2024
Moved: Dyuman Joshi on 15 Feb 2024
Hello, I have figured it out, it was because my linewidth was too small. Thank you for your help!
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the cyclist
the cyclist on 15 Feb 2024
Moved: Dyuman Joshi on 15 Feb 2024
Glad you figured it out.
Adam Danz
Adam Danz on 16 Feb 2024
Edited: Adam Danz on 16 Feb 2024
What was your linewidth values? If the lines appeared in the axes, they should have appeared in the legend.

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