Gain block problem?

3 Aug 2023
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If I want "k-" as a gain then what should I write in the gain configuration? Or what will be the gain configuration?

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Paul
Paul on 4 Aug 2023
Are you referring to the Gain block in Simulink?
What is "k-" ?
Rushi Patel
Rushi Patel on 4 Aug 2023
Yes, I am referring the gain block in simulink. But I think I found the answer of the given question. "-k-" in the gain is represented as 30/pi. I wanted to convert speed into rad to rpm. Thank you for your support Paul.

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Sam Chak
Sam Chak on 4 Aug 2023

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Hi @Rushi Patel
If you have the Aerospace Blockset installed, then you can find and use this Angular Velocity Conversion block to convert unit of the input signal from rad/s to rpm.
https://www.mathworks.com/help/aeroblks/angularvelocityconversion.html
Double-click the block to set the Initial unit (rad/s) and the Final unit (rpm).
Else, you can also use the knowledge of "1 rad/s is equal to 9.5492968 rpm" to enter the value of 9.5492968 into the Gain block.

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