How to change Matlab System parameters inside a For Each Subsystem ?

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giuliano d'alterio 2024-5-8

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回答： Yatharth 2024-6-24，9:20

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Hi everyone.

I have a Matlab system with some tunable properties which i change with the write Parameter Writer block. Now i want to put the matlab system inside a for each block and change the tunable properties based on the input of the for each, but i'm having problem with the write parameter. My understanding is that the write parameter block is not compatible with the for each block. Is there a workaround for this?

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Avni Agrawal 2024-5-8

Hi, can you share the simulink file for better understanding?

giuliano d'alterio 2024-5-8

I've added a simpler example of what i'm trying to do. In this case i've used a saturation block instead of the Matlab system, the error is the same.

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Yatharth 2024-6-24，9:20

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Hi,

You can use the "MATLAB Function block" instead of "Parameter Writer" within the "For Each" subsystem to update the tunable properties. This method provides more flexibility and allows you to directly manipulate the properties within the "For Each" loop.

You can follow these steps:

Replace the "Parameter Writer" block with "MATLAB Function" block inside the "For Each" subsystem
In the "MATLAB Function" block, write a function that updates the tunable properties based on the input.

function updateTunableProperties(input)
%#codegen
% Example of updating a tunable property
persistent tunableProperty;
if isempty(tunableProperty)
    tunableProperty = 0; % Initialize if needed
end
tunableProperty = input; % Update the property based on the input
% Use the updated property in your system
% Example: y = someFunction(tunableProperty, otherInputs);
end