Wouldn't it be great if you could analyze a Simulink model and certify that it will never encounter design errors like divisions by zero and overflows? Since MATLAB R2011a, this is possible! This... read more >>

Working in technical support, I receive a lot of models. Sometimes I am impressed by very clever implementations, but sometimes the only thing coming to my mind is "Why is he doing that?". Here are a... read more >>

Today guest blogger Arnaud Miege presents a great example of adopting Model-Based Design. As an application engineer, I meet lots of customers applying MathWorks tools in many different... read more >>

Today, we had a short conversation at the start of a meeting. It went something like this: Guy: Yesterday I opened the main page of the MathWorks website and saw a link to a new video about... read more >>

I received requests recently about variable-size signals and the Unit Delay block. One question, many answers What should a Unit Delay do when the size of a signal changes? Unfortunately,... read more >>

This week I received the following question from a Simulink user: I have a data acquisition system which saves signals at variable intervals. I want to import this data into a variable-step... read more >>

In Simulink R2011a, Data Store blocks have been improved to support bus signals and more. To give you a quick idea, these enhancements can transform the syntax you are used to on the left to what... read more >>

With every release, we add new capabilities to improve the usability of Simulink. In R2011a, there is a good list of enhancements that should make your life a little bit easier. Here are a few... read more >>

In Simulink R2011a, it is possible to pass asynchronous function-call signals through Inports of a model. This enables the asynchronous function call to cross the boundary of Model block. Such... read more >>

Seth: A change is coming. As you may have noticed, the title of this blog is no longer a perfectly accurate description of it's content. Sure, the topics discussed are still all related to Simulink... read more >>