August 2019 Update: See blog post Loading Signals in Timetable Format for an improved way to address the issue described in this post. ----------------- Today I want to look at a problem that... read more >>
One of the features I like about SimMechanics is the ability to specify the motion of a system without having to think about the forces involved. This can simplify testing a model so you don't have... read more >>
Today I will describe how to use a variable sample time s-function to schedule events in the future. This topic is fairly advanced, so hold on tight... or as we say where I come from: Attachez vos... read more >>
The other day I found this video: If you watch carefully, you will see around 1:50 that they used Simulink to design their controller. So for this week's post, I thought it would be... read more >>
Today I want to talk about an important topic for DSP System Toolbox and Communications Toolbox users: Frame-Based Processing Beginning in R2010b, MathWorks started to significantly change the... read more >>
I am currently working on a model and I have a dilemma. There are two ways I could model my system. I need you to tell me which approach is best and why. I need your help! The Goal I am... read more >>
If you’re a mixed-signal engineer, we have a Christmas present for you – a new library of mixed-signal blocks and demos available for free. My colleague Mike Woodward explains all. Designing... read more >>
Today I am happy to welcome back guest blogger Erman Korkut to talk about the new Linear Analysis Tool. Linear Analysis Tool Have you ever trimmed your model? Have you ever linearized it?... read more >>
Do you remember that a few months ago Seth posted a video to launch the first Simulink Student Challenge? We are very impressed by all the entries. Thanks to everyone who... read more >>
Did you notice that since R2010a it is possible to initialize buses with a MATLAB structure? If you were not aware, here is how it works. Starting from a Structure Let's say I have a structure... read more >>
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