Using Derivates in simulink

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Henry Buck
Henry Buck on 17 Jan 2016
Commented: Henry Buck on 3 Feb 2016
Hi,
Is there any functin block doing deriviate in simulink ? I saw there is only du/dt as a numerical. Is there a way to do d/dt ?
Thanks, Henry

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Titus Edelhofer
Titus Edelhofer on 18 Jan 2016
Hi Henry,
the derivative block is doing what its name says, namely estimating the derivative of the input signal. I don't understand what you mean by "d/dt" instead of "du/dt". From what do you want to compute the derivative, if not from a signal ...?
Titus
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Henry Buck
Henry Buck on 3 Feb 2016
Hi,
For example: I my input signal is a current like I=A*sin(wt+phi) or W=1/2*C*V^2. Can I use du/dt block to deriviate this current or energy ?
Thanks, Henry

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