What do TzL & TzR mean in Simulink Debugger ?

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Sisi Di 2017-2-24

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评论： creepydog 2024-4-9，14:08

When I debugged my model in the Simulink debugger, I came across such information.I don't know what are Tzl and TzR short for, when the help document only explains "Tm" condition.

I sincerely appreciate your help.

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I've seen these when debugging zero-crossings. So "z" might mean "zero-crossing", "L" and "R" might be "left" (before) and "right" (after), i.e. two timesteps bracketing the zero-crossing. I couldn't find any documentation on that, either. Just my guesses.

Some more info about Zero-Crossing Detection, see https://de.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/zero-crossing-detection.html

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creepydog 2024-4-9，14:08

Accidently found something (R2023b): While in "sldebug" mode, enter "help" at the command prompt. The help shown mentions: "Time is displayed as: [...] TzL= <time while in major step just before (at left post of) zero crossing> [...] TzR= <time while in major step at or just after (at right post of) zero crossing>".

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