Ending a Simulink Session :: 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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Ending a Simulink Session

Terminate a Simulink software session by closing all Simulink windows.

Terminate a MATLAB software session by choosing one of these commands from the File menu:

On a computer running the Microsoft Windows operating system: Exit MATLAB
On a UNIX system, system: Quit MATLAB

Generating a Model Report

Generating a Model Report

Summary of Mouse and Keyboard Actions

Summary of Mouse and Keyboard Actions

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