Yes, you can create an array of Simulink.Signal objects in MATLAB. Here's a simple example to help you get started:
- Define the Array: Create an array of Simulink.Signal objects in the MATLAB workspace.
- Initialize Each Element: Initialize each element of the array with the desired properties.
% Define the number of signals
numSignals = 5;
% Initialize an array of Simulink.Signal objects
signalArray = repmat(Simulink.Signal, 1, numSignals);
% Set properties for each signal
for i = 1:numSignals
signalArray(i).Dimensions = 1;
signalArray(i).DataType = 'double';
signalArray(i).Complexity = 'real';
signalArray(i).RTWInfo.StorageClass = 'ExportedGlobal';
end
% Assign names to each signal
for i = 1:numSignals
assignin('base', ['Signal_' num2str(i)], signalArray(i));
end
% Display the signal array
disp(signalArray);
Refer to the following documenations to know more about:
- Simulink.Signal: Simulink.Signal
- Work with array of buses: Work with Arrays of Buses
I hope this helps.
