Change the buffer size during a simulation

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Ali Ghader 2017-8-16

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评论： Walter Roberson 2017-8-19

I am trying to log a reading from a sensor for 2 seconds when simulink starts in order to define a suitable size for the buffers/matrices that I am using in signal analysis.

-Would there be a way to change the size of the buffer after the start of the simulation ?

*I tried to pause the simulation and update the parameters and resume but unfortunately it didn't work, it still gives me the same error: ""Cannot change parameter 'Output buffer size (per channel): (N)' of 'RotorBalancing/Subsystem1/Buffer' while simulation is running""

I used this code for this sake:

set_param('RotorBalancing','SimulationCommand','start');

set_param('RotorBalancing','SimulationCommand','pause');

set_param('RotorBalancing/Subsystem1/Buffer','N','1000')

set_param('RotorBalancing/Subsystem1/Buffer2','N','1000')

set_param('RotorBalancing','SimulationCommand','update');

set_param('RotorBalancing','SimulationCommand','continue');

I tried to enable the buffer after the 2 seconds and I still got the same error.

-In case changing the buffer size won't work. Is there a better option to store the signal and prepare it for signal analysis (FFT) ?

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Saurabh Gupta 2017-8-18

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Buffer block dialog parameters can not be modified while the simulation is running or paused. You can observe this by trying to interact with the parameters in Simulink environment, and you will notice that they are edit-disabled.

If you want to post-process the signal, you can always log the signal to a MAT file or the workspace and then, use MATLAB functions for FFT to perform the required analysis. The following documentation lists all the relevant functions in MATLAB.

http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/fourier-analysis-and-filtering.html

Hope this helps!