How to use correctly the "1-D Lookup Table"

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Armel
Armel 2022-9-27
评论： Armel 2022-9-27
Hello,
I'm new to Simulink, and I'm stuck for a few days on the plot of a graph. I think I have to use the "1-D Lookup Table" block but I can't manage to use it correctly. I think I'm making a mistake in the "sample time"/"stop time" or in te use of a clock...
I want to plot a figure as if I was using the "plot" of matlab, I have data of electrical consumption per hour over one year so 8760 values. I have a table containing the 8760 consumption values and a table containing the hours (from 1 to 8760). But when I ask to plot, I only get a very rough graph... How can I do it?
Thank you for your answer.
An example of what I want to get: (but for the whole year)
What I get on Simulink :
My simulink screen:
And when I click on "edit table and breakpoints", I get this. And what I want is the plot on the right.
Thanks! :)

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang 2022-9-27
Mostly correct. Just need a few settings
  1. Press Ctrl+E to open the configuration parameters, set the Solver to be fixed step, discrete, set the step size to be 3600 seconds
  2. In the Scope, select menu View, Style, change options for "Line" and "Marker". You will get the smooth line plot, or the data points plot with the marker as "o".
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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang 2022-9-27
Then you have a "unit mismatch" problem. This data is in '1' hour. The Clock in Simulink gives '1' second.
The best way is to set the step size to be 1, stop time to be 8760 and re-run the simulation. Keep in mind that in that situation, '1' second in Simulink represents '1' hour in your real world data.
Armel
Armel 2022-9-27
Wooow ! I've been waiting for this for so long! Thank you! :D

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