Why stateflow use different data according to entry
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Hi everyone ,
I use stateflow for gearshifting operation, but I have problem about it .
stateflow's inputs are throtte,engine rpm and
In stateflow I have some simulink function (Look up tables in it), which are determine gear situatiıon, Gear 1 2 3 4 etc.
When I read engine rpm from entry of stateflow and local stateflow engine rpms,(which is engine rpm) these values are different .
Entry of stateflow engine's rpm is less than in stateflow . Why I have this problem .
Although, engine rpm isn't reached critical rpm ,gear is changed (when we read from entry of stateflow engine rpm).
but, ın same process, When we read engine rpm from local of stateflow ,it is reached to critical rpm and gear is changed
Thank you for your help.


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TAB
2013-1-8
It is hard to suggest anything without looking at your implementation. Please post the snapshot of you stateflow diagram.
Ilkay Meseli
2013-1-8
编辑:Ilkay Meseli
2013-1-8
Ilkay Meseli
2013-1-8
编辑:Ilkay Meseli
2013-1-8
TAB
2013-1-8
Sorry, your imgaes are not visible to me.
Ilkay Meseli
2013-1-8
Ilkay Meseli
2013-1-8
Ryan G
2013-1-8
Is the RPM in the 'display' supposed to be the exact same RPM in that box in Stateflow?
Can you show how you created the RPM input via model explorer in Stateflow?
Ilkay Meseli
2013-1-9
Ryan G
2013-1-9
It looks like you're using 12b. Instead of using the breakpoint, setup the Simulink stepper (the buttons next to the play button) to allow to rewind the model. Set it to pause at whatever time this happens at. Backstep to see if it matches before the transition. Forward step to see if the simulink model matches up later.
I suspect the issue may be that the model is 'in between' steps. That is to say the Stateflow model pauses the model before a full step has occurred in the solver and you are seeing different results. This is just an educated guess.
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