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Here is an example of a Stateflow chart, which models as a finite-state machine the logic required to shift gears in an automatic transmission system of a car:
Notice the following details in this chart:
Each gear and shift position is represented by a state.
Some states are exclusive (only one can be active at a time) while others are parallel (can be active concurrently).
Transitions can be triggered by events and conditions.
States can execute actions while they are active.
Directed-event broadcasts trigger selective execution of chart logic.
This chart is part of a model called sf_car that ships with the Stateflow product. To explore the model further, run it from your MATLAB Command Window, as described in Simulink Demo Models in the Simulink documentation.
 | Benefits of Stateflow Usage | How Stateflow Software Works with Simulink Software |  |
Learn how engineers use Stateflow to model state machines in their Simulink models.
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