Problem: how to get datas from integrator block in simulink
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heya everyone
im new to this community, so if i didn't write in a proper way pls forgive me :)
My real problem is animation, because i have simulink model, which i have to simulate via GUI, and i made it and it works perfectly, but in addition i want to create animation from that simulation.
My real task is to animate, two connected containers with liquid, and how they works when you simulate whole model, i completed model and when i simulate it works, but of course it represents results in one graph
So basicly at the beginning i drew two connected containers, and now i have to add animation to that, so basicly when i hit "Simulate" button, that everyone can see how it works
And now i'm wondering is it possible to get datas from integrators bcs in integrators are stored data of water level which i think i can use for area, set etc. functions, and with refreshdata i can easily get animation...
Thank you in advance, and i hope that you understand what is my problem, if you need more info pls write it here, or email me at:
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Fangjun Jiang
on 18 Aug 2011
You can always connect the outport of the Integrator block to a Outport block or a To Workspace block to record the data of the Integrator block. Trying to have a third-party tool to read the output of the Integrator block while the simulation is running might be a challenge.
There are a few demo models that have animation, such as sldemo_dblcart1.mdl and penddemo. Run the model to see the effect. Both are done using a S-function.
I think the easiest way is to use the Gauges Blockset if you happen to have this Toolbox.
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Kaustubha Govind
on 18 Aug 2011
On the Integrator block dialog, there is an option called "Show state port" that you can select to output the current state. Does this answer your question?
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Kaustubha Govind
on 19 Aug 2011
Yes. It looks like Fangjun answered your question correctly. I think I misinterpreted your question. :)
Guy Rouleau
on 18 Aug 2011
My favorite way to send data each time step from a model to a GUI is with an event listener. See those links:
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