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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 23 Jan 2012
To call MATLAB code from a Simulink model, use one of the three MATLAB Function Blocks available. To run Simulink models from MATLAB, use the sim command. Also see Command Line Functionality for Simulink.

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actually i want to run a model through a m-file.
actually i have an circuit on dc motor speed control. to optimize the pi controller an optimizing algorithm(ICA) is required,which is in m-file. i want to run the m-file but the model should also be called through the m-file as required. plz help in this topic.
Use sim() command to run simulink model from m-file.
See
>> doc sim
ok.if i use sim('modelname');.then only the model is processing.but how to get the simulated data.means in the modal if i want to get a perticular output/signal.then what command should i use?
Connect an Outport block to the signal that you need to log. The sim() command returns it in the 'Y' if using the "[T,X,Y] =sim('model',Timespan, Options, UT)" syntax, and in simOut.get('yout'); if using the newer "simOut = sim('model','SaveOutput','on','OutputSaveName','yout')" syntax.
can we use this command for two plant in simulation. kindly suggest the proper format of command for two different plant in same simulation
What is the actual syntax of calling simulink file in matlab script? Version is 2020b. Quick response please
https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/run-individual-simulations.html

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