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 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 >>
MathWorks released R2010b on September 3rd, and it has been live on the downloads page since then. While there are many features I could highlight in this post, I would like to focus on two... read more >>
By Guy Rouleau Today I want to introduce one of my favorite submissions on MATLAB Central, the Simscape Simulation Results Viewer. Working in technical support, I often receive requests from... read more >>
Aarti recently posted about Variable Size Signals in Simulink. Han responded with this comment: Aarti, I would be interested in the effect on RTW generated code for variable size signals.... read more >>
This week I welcome guest blogger Aarti Ramani to talk about a long requested feature, variable size signals in Simulink. Depending on target ranges, radar systems operate in different modes... read more >>
Earlier this week, Guy and I were discussing the sometimes-strange behavior of mux and bus signals. Sometimes people find a Mux block in their model that appears to output a bus signal. In this... read more >>
Balaji Kalluri asked a question in the comments of a post about the MUX block. Balaji asked: Hi All I would be highly obliged, if someone can show me a route to model a typical ... read more >>
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... read more >>