In case you did not notice, MATLAB R2016b introduced a new type of table: timetables. Because Simulink logs data over time, we decided in R2017a to give the possibility to use this format for signal... read more >>
Today, Ajay Puvvala is back to talk about testing.
Recapitulation
In last week's post, we looked at how we could apply MATLAB Unit Testing Framework to Simulink context. We authored a scripted test... read more >>
This week Mariano Lizarraga Fernandez is back to describe some cool stuff he came up with, using the iPhone and iPad Support from Simulink in combination with the Raspberry Pi Support from... read more >>
Are you familiar with the meaning of auto for the Absolute tolerance of Simulink variable-step solvers?
In R2017a, we decided to change the meaning of auto for the Absolute Tolerance... If your model... read more >>
Some time ago, I wrote a series of posts to highlight the different factors to take into account when trying to run simulations in parallel. In R2017a, we are making it significantly easier with the... read more >>
MATLAB R2017a is now available for download. For this first post about R2017a, I want to highlight features that will help you creating models more efficiently.
Simplified Subsystem Bus Interfaces
I... read more >>
As mentioned in my previous post, I have been trying for some time to write about the new Initialize Function, Reset Function and Terminate Function introduced in R2016b. However, every time I end up... read more >>
The first time you will try searching for blocks or parameters in MATLAB R2016b, you will notice that the interface of the Find Tool has been completly re-designed.
Try hitting Ctrl+F in a model,... read more >>
MATLAB R2016b is available for download since yesterday, so today I decided to highlight the most visible enhancements in the Simulink area.
Property Inspector
From the View menu or using the... read more >>
Today I am happy to welcome guest blogger Mariano Lizarraga Fernandez. A few days ago, Mariano came to me looking for help understanding a Simulink behavior that a user was not able to explain. Once... read more >>