Convert algorithm code to simulink model

Hi,

Is it possible to convert Matlab code algorithm into Simulink model?

Thanks

Answer 1

[Chandrasekhar]

Suma, Please find the attached model. I hope this will help you

Answer 2

[Viju]

You can incorporate existing MATLAB script in a Simulink model using MATLAB function blocks. For information on that, take a look at: http://www.mathworks.com/videos/incorporating-matlab-algorithms-into-a-simulink-model-69028.html

http://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/slref/matlabfunction.html

[Suma]

Hi,

I have come to know about this function block, but I don't want to create function rather I have an algorithm of the following form-

%defination part a = b = c = %input part x = enter()

for i=1:N

 part 1
   execute for each k

 part 2 
   execute for each k

.... ... ... end

%output part

 display()
 calculate()

So I want to create each part a separate sub-model block in a simulink, is this possible? and how to put the for loop?

Thanks

[Viju]

I don't understand the problem entirely (and perhaps your k is i). Can you elaborate on what exactly you are looking to do?

[Chandrasekhar]

Suma, there is not method of converting an mscript to a simulink model. You need to develop the algorithm in simulink based on the mscript

Answer 3

[Suma]

Hi,

I want to build a simulink sub-blocks:

1. a sub block that generates random vectors(2x2 column) for i=1:N

2. another sub-block that acts on each column vectors generated in step1

etc

Do I need to build function script for these? What about the loop?

So, I want to be sure whether function block is the right way and whether there are any alternative approaches.

thanks again

[bouchra ayoubi]

hello , Suma ... find you the answer ? because i have the same problem

Answer 4

[Suma]

thanks, one more question though- is there any tutorial on the thing you have done?

[Chandrasekhar]

tutorial? regarding?