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SIT Exhaustive Examples

Hello,

where I can found exaustive examples for SIT.

I've created, from a Simulink model, a DLL that I would use stand alone.

How should I use the following blocks? (see attachment).
Thanks in advance.
Federico (Italy)
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Frederico,

 

to get basic information enquire the Simulation Interface Toolkit help.

You can find the help in your LabVIEW development environment by browsing to the following point:

Help -> Search the LabVIEW Help... -> Browse in the contents tree to Toolkits -> Simulation Interface Toolkit.

 

I recommend to start with the How-To. After that move on to Simulation Interface VIs -> Model Interface VIs and User Interface VIs

 

Thanks,

ThSa

Message Edited by ThSa on 10-28-2008 12:37 PM
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Hi ThSa,

i reat it and I didn't find examples for my work.

On my PC is not installed Matlab and I want to run the DLL, created with Simulink, in an independent manner.

I created the following VI, which runs the model for 10 seconds (see attachment).

I'm not sure if I made the right VI.

I doesn't know the potential of the blocks because I have not found examples.

Best regards,

Federico.

 

McTALAO
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quick search

 

also see here

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collect some info from the pdf in the attached zip
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Hi Mathan,

I have another question...
I have a DLL compiled with Simulink, where I had specified the step simulation.
Is possible, from the DLL, extrapolate information on the step of the simulation?
Best regards,
Federico.
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It depends on the dll. Am not sure about that. Could you please attach that dll?
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OK.

The simulation time step is 0,01 sec (Simulink --> FIXED STEP SIZE: 0.01).

Thanks,

Federico.

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