Simulink To workspace issues R2017a
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In my simulink model (svpwm_inverter_rlc_A)
I have a 6 input mux block whose output connects to a "To workspace" block i named "currvolt".
When i run my code, (The relevant segment is shown below):
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% Although 5 periods used, plot for 6 periods to show input turnoff transients
mysimstop = num2str(6/(1e3*f2usekhz));
% Run the simulink mode
sim('svpwm_inverter_rlc_A','StopTime', mysimstop)
%sim('svpwm_inverter_rlc_A')
t = currvolt.time;
currA = currvolt.signals.values(:,1); % 1st variable is 1st column of values
voltA = currvolt.signals.values(:,2); % 2nd variable is 2nd column of values
currB = currvolt.signals.values(:,3);
voltB = currvolt.signals.values(:,4);
currC = currvolt.signals.values(:,5);
voltC = currvolt.signals.values(:,6);
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I do not get the "currvolt" structure in the Matlab workspace.
However when i replace "sim('svpwm_inverter_rlc_A','StopTime', mysimstop)" with
" sim('svpwm_inverter_rlc_A')" ,
i get the "currvolt" output in the Matlab workspace
Are there other options i need to include in my Matlab configuration?
Thanks
David
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Paul
on 12 Nov 2021
Edited: Paul
on 12 Nov 2021
Don't know why those two sim commands would yield different results. In the first instance, I suspect that currvolt is inside ans, which is the output of the sim command, assuming you checked the box in
Simulation -> Model Configuraton Paramters -> Data Import/Export -> Single Simulation Output
Try
simdata = sim(...)
and see if currvolt shows up in simdata for both uses.
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Paul
on 13 Nov 2021
That's interesting. It sounds like the command
simdata = sim('svpwm_inverter_rlc_A')
is returning the time vector as the first output of the "backward compatible syntax" while
simdata = sim('svpwm_inverter_rlc_A','StopTime', mysimstop)
is using the single output. That's not how it's supposed to work according to the doc, at least as I read it.
I wonder if both commands would yield the same type of output if you check the box on Single Simulation Output.
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