Mismatch result in comparison operation in Simulink
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Hi,
I am doing comparision operation of two signals  as shown fig 1. In one case, sine and triangular signals are compared whose result is shown in fig 2 and in other case sine, triangular signals are phase shifted by 180 deg, performed same operation as shown in fig3. Ideally, both results should be complement to each other , but observing spikes (shown in fig 3). What can be the reason for this ?. How to achieve ideal complementary responses ?.  

                                                                    Fig 1: Simulink circuit of comparision of two signals

                                                                            Fig 2: Sine, Triangular comparision and its result
 
                                                                        Fig 3: Sine, Triangular comparision with 180 deg phase shift and its result.

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  Ganesh
      
 2023-12-29
        
      编辑:Ganesh
      
 2023-12-29
  
      I understand that you expect a flat line, complimenting Fig. 1. 
However, the response generated seems to be consistent with the expected results. At T=0.005, the value of Sine Wave is equal to that of the Triangular Wave, and as you have allowed the parameter to be "less than or equal to", there is a spike. 
You can try changing the block to be strictly lower than if you require a graph that compliments. 
To help you understand, you could try to change the relational block to "greater than or equal to" with 0 phase and you will notice a spike in that figure too.
Hope this helps!
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  Sulaymon Eshkabilov
      
 2023-12-29
        The problem is caused by sine wave generator.
Try to tighten the sample time, e.g. 1e-9.
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