Two-Way Connection - Create two-way connector port for subsystem
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Utilities
Description
The Two-Way Connection block has a two-way connector port, which
transports Simulink signals both ways. You connect this port
to another two-way connector port. The schematic below illustrates
how the two-way connection works. It carries the signal Signal1 from
the input port of the first Two-Way Connection block to the output
port of the second Two-Way Connection block, and at the same time
carries the signal Signal2 from the input port
of the second Two-Way Connection block to the output port of the first
Two-Way Connection block.
The Two-Way Connection block supports invariant model architecture
for top-down or bottom-up design. It lets you build subsystems as Simulink models,
based on signals, and then connect them as if they are physical systems.
Place the Two-Way Connection blocks inside the subsystem and connect
them to the Connection Port blocks.
Then the ports on the subsystem boundary appear as two-way connector
ports
.
Note
Two-way connection blocks cannot be connected across nonvirtual
subsystems. |
Dialog Box and Parameters
The block has no parameters.
Ports
The block has a Simulink input port, a Simulink output
port, and a two-way connector port.
See Also
In the Using Simulink documentation, see Working with Block Masks.
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