Visualizing and Comparing Simulation Results (Simulink®)

• Getting Started

Overview

Tool for Model-Based Design

Tool for Simulation

Tool for Analysis

How Simulink Software Interacts with the MATLAB Environment

Model-Based Design

Modeling Process

Opening the Simulink Library Browser

Creating a New Simulink Model

Opening an Existing Model

Simulink Library Browser

Simulink Editor Window

Adding Blocks to a Model

Moving Blocks in the Model

Block Connections in a Model

Drawing Lines Between Blocks

Drawing a Branch Line

Setting Simulation Options

Running a Simulation and Observing Results

Overview of the Demo Model

Opening the Demo Model

Anatomy of the Demo Model

Subsystems in the Demo Model

Subsystems and Masks

Creating a Subsystem

Creating a Subsystem Mask

Running the Simulation

Changing the Thermostat Setting

Changing the Average outdoor Temperature

Changing the Daily Temperature Variation

Importing Data from the MATLAB Workspace

Exporting Simulation Data to the MATLAB Workspace

For Logging Output Signals

Creating a Figure from a Plot

Saving and Printing a Figure

• User's Guide

• Introduction to Simulink

• Modeling Dynamic Systems

• Simulating Dynamic Systems

• Running Simulations

• Running a Simulation Programmatically

• Visualizing and Comparing Simulation Results

• About Scope Blocks, Signal Viewers, Signal Logging, and Test Points

What Are Scope Blocks, Signal Viewers, Test Points and Data Logging?

Scope Block and Scope Signal Viewer Differences

Why Use Signal Generators and Signal Viewers Instead of Source Blocks and Scope Blocks?

• Signal Viewer Tasks

About Signal Viewers

Attaching a Signal Viewer

Adding Signals to a Signal Viewer

Displaying a Signal Viewer

Zooming In On Graph Regions

How to Save Data to MATLAB Workspace

Plotting the Viewer Data

• Scope Signal Viewer Tasks

Adding a Legend to a Scope Signal Viewer

Creating a Multiple Axes Scope Signal Viewer

• Scope Signal Viewer Characteristics

Scope Signal Viewer Toolbar

Scope Signal Viewer Context Menu

Scope Signal Viewer Parameters Dialog Box

How a Scope Signal Viewer Determines Trace Color Coding and Line Styles

How Scope Signal Viewer Parameter Settings Can Affect Performance

• Signal Generator Tasks

Attaching a Signal Generator.

Removing a Generator

• Signal and Scope Manager

About the Signal & Scope Manager

Opening the Signal and Scope Manager

Changing Generator or Viewer Parameters

Adding Signals to a Viewer

Removing a Generator or Viewer from a Simulink Model

Viewing Test Point Data

• Signal Selector

About the Signal Selector

Port/Axis Selector

Model Hierarchy

Inputs/Signals List

• Inspecting and Comparing Logged Signal Data

Overview

Record or Import Data into the Simulation Data Inspector Tool

Visual Inspection of Signal Data in the Simulation Data Inspector Tool

Comparison of Signal Data

Comparison of One Signal From Multiple Simulations

Comparison of All Logged Signal Data From Multiple Simulations

Create Simulation Data Inspector Report

How the Simulation Data Inspector Tool Aligns Signals

How the Simulation Data Inspector Tool Compares Time Series Data

Export Results in the Simulation Data Inspector Tool

Understanding the Simulation Data Inspector Interface

Limitations of the Simulation Data Inspector Tool

Inspect and Compare Signal Data Using the Command-Line Interface

• Analyzing Simulation Results

• Improving Simulation Performance and Accuracy

• Simulink Debugger

• Accelerating Models

• Managing Blocks

• Managing Data

• Managing Signals

• Customizing Simulink Environment and Printed Models

• Developing S-Functions

• Reference

• Modeling Guidelines

• Blocks

• Functions

Examples

• Release Notes

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