Today I welcome my colleague Paul Barnard to guest post about the final report from the NHTSA-NASA Study of Unintended Acceleration in Toyota Vehicles. By Paul Barnard I just read the final... read more >>

An important benefit of Model-Based Design is doing early verification of your model and using what you learn to verify your final production software. As your design moves to production a critical... read more >>

By Guy Rouleau I received a request last week where the code generated using Real-time Workshop was giving different answers from the original simulation. This type of requests is the one that... read more >>

By Guy Rouleau Today I received a question where the user was looking for an Integrator block with variable upper and lower limits that could be specified from signals. I was happy to simply... read more >>

By Parasar Kodati Every model needs to be tested, and all tests need inputs. For example control algorithms are typically tested with step or ramp inputs. An automotive suspension model test inputs... read more >>

By Guy Rouleau In a previous post, I introduced the Embedded MATLAB Function block. This block gives the possibility to write an algorithm in MATLAB code, include it in a Simulink model, and... read more >>

Following Guy's recent post with Tips for Simulation Performance, I thought I would provide a couple links for additional resources. Here they are: The Simulink Performance Master... read more >>

By Guy Rouleau The first time I used buses in Simulink, it was version 3.0 (R11). Bus signals and the way we use them in Simulink have evolved over time. In this post I want to give you a... read more >>

This is a quick post to highlight two events going on RIGHT NOW! Programming Contest: Sailing Home I was just looking over the MATLAB Programming Contest and it is going to be very interesting.... read more >>

By Guy Rouleau One of the questions I hear the most often from Simulink users is What can I do to make my model run faster? Here is a list of tricks that can help. Displays and Scopes When... read more >>