matlab simulink should count how many times the value of a signal coming out of a simulink block changes. How can i realize this ???
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Matlab Simulink should count how many times the value of a signal coming out of a simulink block changes. How can i realize this ???
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A Jenkins
on 19 Nov 2013
Edited: A Jenkins
on 19 Nov 2013
You can use a "triggered subsystem" block and set the trigger to "either". Use your signal value as the trigger.
Then inside the triggered subsystem, use a sum block to add one to the previous value of your counter. This will execute every time the trigger is satisfied (so it will add one every time your signal value changes.)
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A Jenkins
on 19 Nov 2013
First let's get your counter working.
As mentioned above, you must add one to the previous value of your counter, not to your signal.
(Also, I originally assumed your signal was boolean, but if this is not true, you can use an "enabled subsystem" and a detect change block instead of an "either" trigger).
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