- The output is great or equal to the period of your repeating sequence, or
- Whatever condition you desire
Reset Repeating Sequence Block
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Jacob Rhodes
on 22 Jun 2022
Commented: Jacob Rhodes
on 29 Jun 2022
I am trying to implement a Repeating Sequence block that can be reset to its initial state based on a condition. I've attempted to use a Resettable Subsystem as this works with a Sample Based Pulse Generator, but it does not provide the same behavior for the Repeating Sequence. Anyone have any possible solutions? I need to be able to create a signal that can repeatedly ramp up and ramp down, but only start and be reset when a given condition is met, which is why I gravitated towards the Repeating Sequence block.
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Fangjun Jiang
on 22 Jun 2022
Edited: Fangjun Jiang
on 22 Jun 2022
If you look inside the mask of the "Repeating Sequence" block, you will see it is built on top of the 1-D lookup table.
To achieve what you want, you can use an Integrator block with external reset. The input is 1 so the output is basically the simulation time t. The output is reset by
Feed this output to a 1-D lookup table, where you specify your repeating sequence data.
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Fangjun Jiang
on 29 Jun 2022
Show or log data points of the curve to debug the issue. My suspicion is that Simulink adjusts the simulation step size due to the stiffness at the tip of the curve.
If no other constraints, set the solver to be discrete with fixed step size as 0.001. The problem should disappear.
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