Simulink Multiport switches with value ranges as inputs?

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Cory Dinkle 2021-11-19

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评论： Pranjal Kaura 2021-11-24

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Hello, I have three signals that each correspond to a certain value range. For example:

Signal 1: input value <350

Signal 2: 350<= input value < 500

Signal 3: 500 <= input value

I would like to implement this with a multiport switch block, is this possible? I am currently using two relational operator blocks and two switches, and I feel that there should be a better way to do this. Any help would be appreciated!

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Pranjal Kaura 2021-11-22

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Hey Cory,

You can use the MATLAB funcion block, in which you can specify mutiple conditonal statements.

You can also use the 'If' block, paired with the 'If Action Subsystem' block.

Hope this helps!

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Cory Dinkle 2021-11-22

Thank you. This is helpful, but I suppose I was hoping that there was a block to do this. It seems to me that this should be possible with a Switch block, as remaining within an upper and lower bounds is often a criteria for code.

Pranjal Kaura 2021-11-24