I'm writing a thesis and need to get this problem solved.
I just started to use pst-circ
as an alternative to cirtuitikz
(seemed to me like it has better documentation), however I'm kinda stuck with the caption overlapping partially the circuit.
I don't know if I should use \vspace{something}
, but I was looking for a cleaner solution (if possible). I'm not really sure I used the correct encapsulation. Maybe I should use a minipage as well.
I used the following code:
\begin{figure}[H]
\begin{center}
\begin{pspicture}[showgrid=false](9,8)
\Cnode(0,0){P1} \psdot(P1) \nput[labelsep=0.25]{180}{P1}{R}
\Cnode(9,0){P2} \psdot(P2) \nput[labelsep=0.25]{0}{P2}{S}
\pnode(4,0){C}
\multidipole(P1)(C)
\coil{$L$}
\capacitor{$C$}.
\multidipole(P2)(C)
\coil{$L$}
\capacitor{$C$}.
\end{pspicture}
\caption{Filtre LC simple en configuration étoile}
\label{filtre_lc_etoile_simple}
\end{center}
\end{figure}
(ignore the text inside the caption: it doesn't make any sense at all, since this is just a truncated copy-paste from another part of the document)
I'm not sure this is really a pst-circ
problem: it may be a regular figure problem (though using external PNG / PDF files as source I never got this behaviour), maybe because dimensions where specified and known.
I encapsulated between a figure because I wanted to add some caption to it.
Any suggestions?
Best Answer
You can use the
shift=
option forpspicture
to change the baseline (default is set at the bottom of the box):On a side note, I used
\centering
instead of thecenter
environment to avoid adding extra undesired vertical spacing.