Bringing the MATLAB Software Desktop Forward :: Simulink Basics (Simulink®)

Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Simulink Basics

Starting Simulink Software

• Opening a Model

Loading a Model

• Saving a Model

• Using the Model Editor

Undoing a Command

Zooming Block Diagrams

Panning Block Diagrams

Viewing Command History

Bringing the MATLAB Software Desktop Forward

Copying Models to Third-Party Applications

Updating a Block Diagram

• Printing a Block Diagram

• Generating a Model Report

Ending a Simulink Session

• Summary of Mouse and Keyboard Actions

• How Simulink Works

• Working with Sample Times

• Creating a Model

• Creating Conditional Subsystems

• Referencing a Model

• Working with Blocks

• Working with Block Libraries

• Working with Block Masks

• Working with Signals

• Working with Variable-Size Signals

• Using Composite Signals

• Working with Data

• Using Enumerated Data

• Importing and Exporting Data

• Working with Data Stores

• Working with Lookup Tables

• Modeling with Simulink

• Exploring, Searching, and Browsing Models

• Managing Configuration Sets

• Running Simulations

• Running a Simulation Programmatically

• Improving Simulation Performance and Accuracy

• Visualizing Simulation Results

• Analyzing Simulation Results

• Simulink Debugger

• Accelerating Models

• Customizing the Simulink User Interface

• Creating Custom Blocks

• Using the Embedded MATLAB Function Block

• PrintFrame Editor

• Simulink Graphical User Interface

Mask Icon Drawing Commands

Simulink Debugger Commands

Simulink Classes

• Model and Block Parameters

• Model File Format

• Model Advisor Checks

Simulink Limits

• Overview of S-Functions

• Selecting an S-Function Implementation

• Writing S-Functions in M

• Writing S-Functions in C

• Creating C++ S-Functions

• Creating Fortran S-Functions

• Using Work Vectors

• Implementing Block Features

S-Function Callback Methods - Alphabetical List

• SimStruct Functions Reference

SimStruct Functions - Alphabetical List

S-Function Options - Alphabetical List

• Release Notes

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Bringing the MATLAB Software Desktop Forward

The Simulink product opens model windows on top of the MATLAB desktop. To bring the MATLAB desktop back to the top of your screen, select View > MATLAB Desktop from the Model Editor's menu bar.

Viewing Command History

Viewing Command History

Copying Models to Third-Party Applications

Copying Models to Third-Party Applications

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