Initializing discrete states with Matlab functions
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I have the following hypothetical system:
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The discrete delay element uses input port to initialize its state when enabled. When I check the system steps in debug mode I realized that simulink continue to execute/output "matlab function" even after the delay element is initialized properly. Therefore simulink simply wastes computational power for no reason during simulation phase.
Is there a way to disable the matlab function block after the discrete delay is initialized?
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Mark McBroom
2018년 7월 5일
If you have a newer version of MATLAB, you can place your MATLAB Function block in a Simulink Initialize Function block as described here .
Alternately, you can use a pattern similar to the following to enable the MATLAB function for the first timestep only:
1. Put matlab fcn block into an enabled SS 2. Insert a constant block with value of zero, connect that to a unit delay block ( with initial value set to one) and then connect the unit delay block to the enabled SS. This should then only execute your matlab fcn block at init and t+1. It should be disabled for all subsequent time steps.
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