how can I generate a high frequency signal with simulink

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Sisi Di
Sisi Di 2016-7-25
回答： Sabin 2023-9-27
I'm trying to generate a 40kHz sine wave with signal generator in simulink, but the result in the scope looks like a triangle wave. Can simulink generator such high frequency wave? or is there any preference I set wrong ? Thanks a lot.
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amirul mukminin
amirul mukminin 2020-11-4
Hello same goes to me here .. i need to create a 25khz reference signal for my pid controller to control the switching mechanism in my buck converter.. i tried to used the repeating sequences block but it seems like going nowhere can somebody help??

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Sabin
Sabin 2023-9-27
It is possible to generate high frequency waveforms. The problem is probably related to the solver settings, basically Simulink will not have enough points to capture the desired behavior. If you are using Variable step simulation with everything on Auto, Simulink will compute the maximum step size to 8.33333e-6 when trying to generate a 40 kHz waveform. Therefore, it will look more like an up-down counter. By changing the Max step Size in the Solver configuration/Solver to 1e-6 or lower, the sine wave will look OK. Similarly, if you are using fixed step simulation double check that sample time is small enough to capture all the details. I hope this helps.

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