MATLAB compass()

A compass plot shows direction or velocity vectors as arrows arise from the origin. X, Y, and Z are in the cartesian coordinates and plotted on a circular grid.

Syntax

compass(X,Y) // It shows the compass plot having n arrows, where n is the number of components in X or Y. The area of the base of each arrow is the origin. 
compass(Z) // It displays a compass plot having n arrows, where n is the number of elements in Z.
compass(...,LineSpec) // It draws a compass plot using the line type, marker symbol, and color specified by LineSpec.
h = compass(...)// It returns handles to line objects.

Example

z=cosθ+isinθ,-π≤θ≤π
th=-pi:pi/5:pi;
zx=cos(th);
zy=sin(th);
z=zx+i*zy;
compass(z)

Output:

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