Hi Srwa,
To run a Simulink model multiple times without using an explicit loop, you can utilize the Batch Simulation feature in Simulink. Batch Simulation allows you to execute a model multiple times with different input configurations or parameters.
Here's a step-by-step guide to running a Simulink model 1000 times using Batch Simulation:
- Open your Simulink model in MATLAB.
- Go to the "Simulation" tab in the Simulink toolbar and click on "Model Configuration Parameters."
- In the "Configuration Parameters" dialog box, navigate to the "Callbacks" tab.
- Under the "Model callbacks" section, locate the "PreLoadFcn" callback. In the text box next to it, enter the following MATLAB code:
assignin('base', 'numSimulations', 1000);
This code will assign the value 1000 to a variable named numSimulations in the base workspace. We will use this variable to keep track of the number of simulations.
- Click on the "OK" button to close the "Configuration Parameters" dialog box.
- In the Simulink Editor, right-click on your model canvas and select "Open Model Callbacks" -> "PreLoadFcn."
- In the MATLAB Editor that opens, add the following code:
persistent simulationCount;
if isempty(simulationCount)
simulationCount = 1;
else
simulationCount = simulationCount + 1;
end
if simulationCount > numSimulations
set_param(gcs, 'SimulationCommand', 'stop');
end
- Save the changes and close the MATLAB Editor.
- Go back to the "Simulation" tab in the Simulink toolbar and click on "Batch Simulation."
- In the "Batch Configuration" dialog box, specify the desired number of simulations (in your case, enter 1000).
- Optionally, you can configure other simulation parameters such as variable-step or fixed-step solvers, simulation time, etc., according to your model requirements.
- Click on the "OK" button to start the batch simulation.
I hope this helps.
