Dynamics change depending on whether simulation is run in Simulink or Simulink Real-Time (normal run button)

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Ama Nesciri
Ama Nesciri 2022-7-6
回答： Poorna 2023-12-6
I'm doing a state-space simulation in Simulink. The results are as expected, until I change to Simulink Real-Time. All of the sudden, the results depend on the configured 'Stop Time'. I'm using the standard Run button in the Simulation tab, not the 'Run on Target' button. For a large enough Stop Time, the system goes unstable. Obviously, the dynamics of a system should not change because of this. What could have caused this behaviour?

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Poorna
Poorna 2023-12-6
Hi Ama Nesciri,
I understand that you are getting different results when run using Simulink Real-Time compared to the normal Simulink simulation.
Simulink Real-Time involves generating code from the Simulink model and executing it on real-time target. So, one of the reasons the results differ might be with the solver settings. Code generation requires a fixed step solver while the normal simulation might be using a variable step solver.
So, try to ensure the solver settings are same for both the simulations and then compare the results.
Please refer to the following documentation to know different steps in performing a real time simulation including changing solver settings.
https://www.mathworks.com/help/slrealtime/gs/run-a-real-time-application.html
Hope this Helps!
Best regards,
Poorna

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