Last week I showed how to pan and zoom within one system of a model. This week, we will talk about your options to navigate between systems in Simulink R2012b. Explorer Bar One of the first... read more >>

As we highlighted recently, Simulink R2012b has a ton of new features. During the next weeks, we will try to provide as much details as possible on all this new cool stuff. For this week, I will... read more >>

As you probably know by now, a lot of changes happened in MATLAB R2012b. As with everything, changes in our environment or with what we are used to requires adaptation. To help you with this, I... read more >>

We are happy to announce that MATLAB R2012b is released today! You will notice that the interfaces for the MATLAB desktop and Simulink editor have been completely redesigned. There are so many new... read more >>

A few months ago I introduced my favorite command to analyze the performance of a variable-step solver. This week, I will introduce how the Simulink Debugger can be used for a deeper analysis of... read more >>

As you probably know, when you simulate a model, there is a lot of stuff going on that you do not see. Yesterday I showed a user how to visualize the execution of a simulation step by step using... read more >>

One of the benefits of working at MathWorks is seeing and working with the next release of MATLAB and Simulink before they are released. For the people who download the pre-release version, they get... read more >>

If you create and maintain Simulink libraries used in many models, or by many people, I think you will like this R2012a new feature: Interactive Library Forwarding Tables for Updating Links. Note:... read more >>

This week I have been experimenting with a feature released in R2010b that I have not used before: Stateflow Atomic Subcharts The Problem I am currently working on a model architecture where... read more >>

Seth sometimes tells me: Grab the low hanging fruit. When debugging Simulink models, this means looking at the information easily available. Here are the first three things I usually look at when... read more >>