how to embed matlab function simulink
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How to call this code in simulink while running as one of it's blocks
% intialization global Iref; global Increment; global Pold; Pold=0; Iref=4; Increment = -1;
function y = MPPtrackIref(P)
global Pold; global Iref; global Increment; IrefH = 5; IrefL =0; DeltaI = .02
if (P < Pold) Increment = - Increment; end
Iref = Iref + Increment*DeltaI
end
Pold = P; y = Iref;
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Azzi Abdelmalek
2012년 10월 5일
What is the version of Matlab, what is your error message?
Walter Roberson
2012년 10월 9일
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Kaustubha Govind
2012년 10월 5일
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2012년 10월 5일
As explained in this previously asked question, it appears that you need to use global variables inside MATLAB Function blocks in conjunction with Data Store Memory blocks. If you really just mean to use those global variables as persistent memory, you should try:
function y = MPPtrackIref(P)
persistent Pold Iref Increment;
if isempty(Pold)
Pold=0; %initialized only once in the beginning
end
if isempty(Iref)
Iref=4; %initialized only once in the beginning
end
if isempty(Increment)
Increment = -1; %initialized only once in the beginning
end
IrefH = 5; IrefL =0; DeltaI = .02;
if (P < Pold)
Increment = - Increment;
end
Iref = Iref + Increment*DeltaI;
end
Pold = P;
y = Iref;
Julien
2012년 10월 5일
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Hi, You can use the ' Matlab function ' block (found inside user-defined function library )
But this simple function can also be defined with usual simulinks block (with boolean test and unit delay blocks).
Why do you need to define your constants as global variable ?
mado
2012년 10월 5일
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Azzi Abdelmalek
2012년 10월 5일
add a constant block and set a constant value to variable v (for example). in your m file or matlab command assign a value to your variable v
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