How can I create an impulse (delta) signal in Simulink?
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How can I create an impulse (delta) signal in Simulink? I looked for it in "Sources" library but there is not.
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Mark Lin
2019-3-27
Hi Alessio,
Use a step response block and linked it to a derivative block can create a delta, impulse, signal.
All you need to do is making sure the response time in your system.
Hope it help.
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Fangjun Jiang
2019-3-29
Alessio Conte, what is your purpose of needing a pulse in Simulink?
The derivative of a step signal is the impulse signal. But that is only theoritical. Doing that in Simulink, the outcome depends on the sample time.
Jimmy Sølvsteen Nielsen
2020-6-12
I could see several uses for a pulse function in Simulink. For example adding a defined amount of chemical into a mixing tank volume instantaneously, and having delayed mixing in the tank. calculating output concentration is a common chemical enginering task.
I get that takting the derivative of the step function will depend on the sample time, and I wonder why the Dirac function is not available in the Simulink function library?
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Chul-Goo Kang
2019-12-28
Use step input and multiply s in the transfer function of the next block.
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Fangjun Jiang
2018-5-4
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2018-5-4
From the note of impulse():
Note: In discrete time, impulse computes the response to a unit-area pulse of length Ts and height 1/Ts where Ts is the sample time. This pulse approaches the continuous-time Dirac impulse delta(t) as Ts goes to zero.
So you will construct a pulse of width as Ts and height as 1/Ts.
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Fangjun Jiang
2018-5-7
That is correct. When Ts->0, the pulse becomes the theoretical delta (the impulse).
Hiromasa
2024-6-14
Thank you for your question.
One way to create an impulse signal is to use Hit Crossing block. (https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/slref/hitcrossing.html)
As shown below, Hit Crossing outputs an impulse signal of magnitue 1. The gain block after the Hit Crossing amplifies the signal by the factor of 1/t where t is a discrete time step for the system.
Hope this information helps.
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