Is there a tool for copying equations from, say, the MATLAB documentation into a .m file?

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Keenan Barazi 2021-3-8

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回答： Arthi Sathyamurthi 2021-3-24

Alternatively, is there a way to access/generate an .m file for a single Simulink block? Specifically, I want to take all of the Induction Motor equations, input whatever values I have, and calculate whichever values I'm looking for. Ideally I'd like to do it symbolically. There's nothing stopping me from typing all of this manually other than that there are a lot of equations and it would take a long time.

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Arthi Sathyamurthi 2021-3-24

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Hello Keenan,

You cannot find the M file of the ‘Induction motor’ Simulink Block. You can find the subsystem blocks of it by right clicking the block and selecting Mask -> Look Under Mask option. After which you can double click the subsystem to open up.