Simulink Patterns

• na_0012: Use of Switch vs. If-Then-Else Action Subsystem

• db_0114: Simulink patterns for If-then-else-if constructs

• db_0115: Simulink patterns for case constructs

• db_0116: Simulink patterns for logical constructs with logical blocks

• db_0117: Simulink patterns for vector signals

• jc_0351: Methods of initialization

• jc_0111: Direction of Subsystem

The preceding guidelines illustrate sample patterns used in Simulink diagrams. As such, the patterns normally would be part of a much larger Simulink diagram.

Some of the preceding guidelines refer to basic blocks. For an explanation of the meaning and some examples, see Basic Blocks.

db_0110: Tunable parameters in basic blocks

na_0012: Use of Switch vs. If-Then-Else Action Subsystem

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