Shifting a wave in time domain in simulink
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how to shift a wave in the time domain?? My situation:-i have a wave which has a some variations initially (say till time is 2) after this settling time i get my required stable wave..So i want to shift the signal like the value at time 2 must be assigned to time 0..and this signal i want it on the scope...
Transport delay or getting a zero till time 2 does not help..i want the wave to start from 2 itself
i think i am clear on my question...if you want some clarifications in the questions plz comment...
Awaiting for an answer from you folks...
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Fangjun Jiang
on 9 Aug 2011
Set your simulation start time at 2.
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Fangjun Jiang
on 16 Aug 2011
As you suggested earlier, use zero-crossing. You could visually inspect it if it just needs to be done occasionally. Or you can write a m-function to automate it. There got be a way. Otherwise, if there is no manual solution, how could a computer knows how to do it.
Kaustubha Govind
on 6 Aug 2011
The best you can do is to actually use a zero signal until time=2 and then switch to your actual signal - this can be done by using the Switch block where the control signal is driven by comparing the output of the Clock block to time>=2sec. One input is a constant zero and the other input is your actual signal.
Note that it does not make sense to have you signal start at time=2 itself. Since simulation starts at time=0, you need to provide your model some signal. You can always analyze your outputs such that everything for time<2sec is ignored.
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