Compiled s-function blocks with step size less than simulation step size

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Luke
Luke 2014-9-12
回答： Luke 2014-9-12
Hi,
I'm working on a project where I need to use a compiled simulink s-function, which was designed to run with a step size of 0.025s. My 'base' simulation step size is 0.05s. If I try and run the simulation I get the following error:
The sample time period (0.025) specified for block 'mass_spring_comp/Mass-spring-damper/Mass-spring-damper_sfcn' is not an integer multiple of the fixed step size (0.05) specified for model
I've been trying to use rate transition blocks but without success. Is this possible?
I'm working in Simulink 5.1 (no choice about this unfortunately). Unfortunately re-compiling the blocks at the desired sample period isn't an option either. Is there any way I can reuse these blocks?
Thanks - any help is appreciated,
Luke

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Titus Edelhofer
Titus Edelhofer 2014-9-12
Hi Luke,
sorry, but this won't work. There is no way to have a block with a sample time lower than base sample time. Only way out is the opposite: lower fixed step size to 0.025 and use sample time of 0.05 before and after the s-function.
Titus

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Luke
Luke 2014-9-12
Ok thanks

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