I stumbled upon a blog post over at The Green Garage where they interviewed a couple of my colleagues, Paul Smith and Shaun Kalinowski. They talked to them in front of the MathWorks booth at the SAE... 続きを読む >>
This week I am borrowing the Pick of the Week blog format pioneered by Scott and Doug and carried on by the three amigos: Bob, Brett and Jiro. Simulink Pick of the Week Seth’s pick this week... 続きを読む >>
This almost never happens, but today I get to share with you an undocumented Simulink capability! In R2009a the S-function builder has the ability to accept bus signals at its input and output... 続きを読む >>
The Spring MATLAB programming contest has just begun. This contest is different from contests in the past, so I recommend you start by reading the contest rules. This contest is less about... 続きを読む >>
Have you seen the MATLAB Channel on YouTube?? I like the way you can express an idea using video, describe how things work, and then watch it work. That is why I asked my friend Doug to help me... 続きを読む >>
I am so excited about saving and restoring the simulation state in Simulink. This is my favorite feature of R2009a because it has been long anticipated and it enables important... 続きを読む >>
Continuing the semi-annual tradition, I am excited to announce the latest release of MATLAB and Simulink, R2009a. Check out the Simulink release notes to get the full details of the release. Here... 続きを読む >>
Often models are the predecessor to a real-life device; however, sometimes a device inspires the model. In the 1980s, there was a group known as the Leg Lab at CMU who researched running robots. In... 続きを読む >>
Do you ever have to model mechanical systems? Mechanical systems consist of bodies, joints, and force elements like springs. In this post, I will show you how to model a double pendulum with base... 続きを読む >>
Most Simulink models use workspace variable to define the important parameters. For example, setting the gain value to K and then defining K in the workspace. I wrote about initializing these... 続きを読む >>