Hi Balint,
The CLA does not support sine function and has its own sine function defined in CLAMath Library provided by TI.
In order to caluclate sine of a value, use the "CLAsin()" function provided by TI. This can be done in Simulink by using a MATLAB function block and use the following statement to execute the function.
y = coder.ceval('CLAsin', u);
where u is the input to the sine block.
You can also refer to the example : c28035pmsmfoc_cla.slx where the sine function has been implemented.
In the example, look inside the park transformation block in the following path c28035pmsmfoc_cla/FOC Algorithm/Torque Control Algorithm/Generating Space Vectors/Generating Raw Space Vectors/Park Transformation to see the implementation of triginimetric function in CLA.
I hope this helps you. Please let me know if you have further queries.
Thanks,
Mukul Choudhury