Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Working with Signals

• Discrete-Time Signals

Time and Frequency Terminology

Recommended Settings for Discrete-Time Simulations

Other Settings for Discrete-Time Simulations

• Continuous-Time Signals

Continuous-Time Source Blocks

Continuous-Time Nonsource Blocks

• Sample-Based Signals

Sample-Based Single Channel Signals

Sample-Based Multichannel Signals

• Frame-Based Signals

Frame-Based Single Channel Signals

Frame-Based Multichannel Signals

Benefits of Frame-Based Processing

• Creating Sample-Based Signals

Using the Constant Block

Using the Signal from Workspace Block

• Creating Frame-Based Signals

Using the Sine Wave Block

Using the Signal from Workspace Block

• Creating Multichannel Sample-Based Signals

Multichannel Sample-Based Signals

Combining Single-Channel Sample-Based Signals

Combining Multichannel Sample-Based Signals

• Creating Multichannel Frame-Based Signals

Multichannel Frame-Based Signals

Combining Frame-Based Signals

• Deconstructing Multichannel Sample-Based Signals

Splitting Multichannel Sample-Based Signals into Individual Signals

Splitting Multichannel Sample-Based Signals into Several Multichannel Signals

• Deconstructing Multichannel Frame-Based Signals

Splitting Multichannel Frame-Based Signals into Individual Signals

Reordering Channels in Multichannel Frame-Based Signals

• Importing and Exporting Sample-Based Signals

Importing Sample-Based Vector Signals

Importing Sample-Based Matrix Signals

Exporting Sample-Based Signals

• Importing and Exporting Frame-Based Signals

Importing Frame-Based Signals

Exporting Frame-Based Signals

• Advanced Signal Concepts

• Statistics, Estimation, and Linear Algebra

• Working with Fixed-Point Data

• Release Notes

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Working with Signals

This chapter helps you understand how sample-based and frame-based signals are represented in the Simulink^® environment. You learn how to create single-channel and multichannel sample-based and frame-based signals. You also learn how to extract single-channel signals from multichannel signals. Lastly you explore how to import signals into signal processing models and export signals to the MATLAB^® workspace.

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Discrete-Time Signals

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