Moving average with a time window 600s but using a variable step modeling setting
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Hi, I have a problem in Simulink. I should obtain the average value of a signal but I should keep this average value for the next 600 time steps. During these steps the output value is constant and it has to be updated each 600 new steps. Moreover I need to use a variable step for the simulation. Using "Moving Average", it seems not possible to use a variable step setting. How can I do this? Thank you so much.
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Paul
2023-4-23
What is the definition of a "time step" when using a variable step solver? I suppose it could be 600 major steps of the solver, but that doesn't sound very useful.
Angelo De Donato
2023-4-23
In case we fix a step size (for instance 0.01), by knowing the desired time horizon (for instance 600s) we easily obtain that the number of points (600/0.01=60000 points) through which the "Moving Average" has to act. While in this case the step is not fixed anymore. So we don't know how to compute the acting window of the moving average.
Angelo De Donato
2023-4-23
Paul
2023-4-23
My recommendation is to rethink any approach that explicitly relies on the step size of the solver, whether it be variable or fixed. Develop the model to use the sample times that you need to model the system, and then choose an appropriate solver for the model.
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Fangjun Jiang
2023-4-23
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Angelo De Donato
2023-4-23
Fangjun Jiang
2023-4-24
In that case, use a MATLAB Function block. Read the Clock time as an input. If the time is within the range, accumulate the signal and count how many times it accumulated. When time is up, calculate the average and provide output and then start the next cycle.
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