how to sample time of input vector in matlabb script

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YASSER
YASSER il 14 Mag 2024
Risposto: Jaimin il 24 Dic 2024

Dear all, Ihave an optimization algorithm function (MPPT) the algorithm function receive input vector, i want to sample the time between inputs like i do in simulink by insurting zero order hold block(attached in photo) but in code how to do it ? what is its effect on the overal system in terms of efficiency, speed and especially stability?

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YASSER
YASSER il 14 Mag 2024
Spostato: Mathieu NOE il 14 Mag 2024
in simulink i can slow the process of input by changing sample time i want to know how to do it in matlab in order to introduce an inner loop that has big responce time
Mathieu NOE
Mathieu NOE il 14 Mag 2024
in matlab you can also play with sample times , you can reduce it with decimate , resample , interp1

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Jaimin
Jaimin il 24 Dic 2024
To implement a Zero-Order Hold (ZOH) programmatically, you can hold input values constant for a specified sample period, similar to using a ZOH block in MATLAB's Simulink.
Kindly refer following code for better understanding:
function zero_order_hold_example()
holdTime = 1.0; % Hold time in seconds
totalDuration = 5.0; % Total duration in seconds
inputVector = [1, 2, 3];
numIterations = floor(totalDuration / holdTime);
for i = 1:numIterations
% Hold the input vector
currentInput = inputVector;
disp(['Current Input at iteration ', num2str(i), ': ', mat2str(currentInput)]);
% Pause for the hold time
pause(holdTime);
end
end
Using a ZOH in MATLAB can enhance computational efficiency by reducing input processing frequency, but it may decrease system responsiveness and impact stability due to potential delays, necessitating careful tuning and analysis.
For more information kindly refer following MathWorks documentation.
I hope this will helpful.

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