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How to design a customized sample based signal in Simulink?

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venkat
venkat le 2 Juin 2014
I am trying to design a source block in simulink, that takes sample count and data values as inputs and generates a signal corresponding to number of samples and data values for samples specified.
for example, user enters sample count and data value in the mask parameter of the block as [4 5.2;6 3.2]. The block should generate value 5.2 for the duration 4*sample time and value 3.2 for the duration 6*sample time.
sample time is the simulink model sample time set in configuration parameters.

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Sebastian Castro
Sebastian Castro le 5 Juin 2014
Hi Venkat,
You can do this by creating a custom block mask around the existing Repeating Sequence Stair block.
I've modified your suggested approach a little bit so you have 2 separate vectors for the number of samples and the actual data values. After creating the mask, you can get something like this:
Inside the block, I just have a Repeating Sequence Stair block that uses the specified sample time (Ts) and some other vector named val. This vector is defined in the Mask Initialization Commands.
The Scope output is shown below.
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venkat
venkat le 9 Juin 2014
Thank you very much Castro.
That is helpful. I was looking to do the same using basic blocks of simulink. Repeating Sequence block repeats the signal periodically, but in my case i want it to stay at the last sample data value. I did the same using clock and some enabled subsystems to get the same comparing the simulation time and output the corresponding data value.
Thank you very much for taking the pain in replying my query ( a very lucid answer). It helped me a lot.

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luciana lima
luciana lima le 7 Août 2015
Hi Castro How can I do change frequency when I use source the block repeating sequence stair? Follows my model. Thank you

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