| Version 6.3 (R2006a) Signal Processing Blockset™ Software Release Notes | ![]() |
This table summarizes what's new in Version 6.3 (R2006a):
| New Features and Changes | Version Compatibility Considerations | Fixed Bugs and Known Problems | Related Documentation at Web Site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes Details below | No | Bug Reports Includes fixes | No |
New features and changes introduced in this version are
Integration of Filter Blocks with Signal Processing Toolbox™ Filter Objects and FVTool
Transposed Direct Form Structure Added to FIR Decimation Block
Data Type Specification Modes Added to CIC Decimation and CIC Interpolation Blocks
Reduced Simulation Memory Footprint for Fixed-Point Capable Blocks
Significant enhancements were made to the following filter blocks for this release:
The changes made to these blocks bring them into closer alignment with the Signal Processing Toolbox™ product:
These filter blocks can now operate in two different modes, which you select in the Coefficient source group box. If you select Dialog parameters, you enter information about the filter in the block mask. If you select Multirate filter object (MFILT), you can now specify the filter using a mfilt object from the Signal Processing Toolbox product.
You can now open the Signal Processing Toolbox fvtool from the block masks to view the filter response.
A few minor changes have also been made to the Digital Filter block mask to bring it into closer alignment with these blocks and with the Signal Processing Toolbox product. However, most of the updates to this block for this improvement were made in the previous release. See Digital Filter Block Enhancements.
You can now implement either a transposed direct form or a direct form structure with the FIR Decimation block using the Filter structure parameter.
The addition of the transposed direct form structure to this block brings it into closer alignment to the Signal Processing Toolbox mfilt.firdecim object.
The Data type specification mode parameter has been added to the CIC Decimation and CIC Interpolation blocks. This parameter allows you to choose how the word and fraction lengths are specified for the filter sections and outputs. You can choose to fully specify the word and fraction lengths of the filter sections and outputs yourself, or have one or more of these quantities automatically selected for you.
This feature brings these blocks into closer alignment with the Signal Processing Toolbox mfilt.cicdecim and mfilt.cicinterp objects.
The Taylor window type has been added to the Window Function block. The block functionality in this mode is identical to that of the Signal Processing Toolbox taylorwin function.
Fixed-point capable Signal Processing Blockset™ blocks now use less memory as they simulate. There is no change to the memory requirements for the generated code from these blocks.
The usability of the To Wave Device block has been improved with the addition of the Automatically determine internal buffer size and User-defined internal buffer size parameters. These parameters allow you to define the size of the chunks of data that are written to the hardware audio device by the block, independently of the input dimensions. The block reference page in the documentation also has significant updates, including a "Troubleshooting" section. Refer to the reference page for more information.
| Demo Name | Signal Processing Demo Library Location | Launch Command |
|---|---|---|
| DTMF Generator and Receiver | Communications | dspdtmf |
| Envelope Detection | Miscellaneous | dspenvdet |
| Internet Low Bitrate Codec (iLBC) | Audio Processing | dspilbc |
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