In the past I’ve generally used Simulink simulations for short bursts of transient analysis.
I was curious if it were possible to use it more like LabView, where a simulation can also run forever (tstop = inf), and you can interact with and modify the setup in run time by pushing buttons (opening and closing SimScape circuits).
Regarding memory, I would not want to store all time data. It would be good to store the trailing 10000 points. I’m not sure how to do that either.In the past I’ve generally used Simulink simulations for short bursts of transient analysis.
I was curious if it were possible to use it more like LabView, where a simulation can also run forever (tstop = inf), and you can interact with and modify the setup in run time by pushing buttons (opening and closing SimScape circuits).
Regarding memory, I would not want to store all time data. It would be good to store the trailing 10000 points. I’m not sure how to do that either. In the past I’ve generally used Simulink simulations for short bursts of transient analysis.
I was curious if it were possible to use it more like LabView, where a simulation can also run forever (tstop = inf), and you can interact with and modify the setup in run time by pushing buttons (opening and closing SimScape circuits).
Regarding memory, I would not want to store all time data. It would be good to store the trailing 10000 points. I’m not sure how to do that either. simulink, simscape, interactive buttons, memory MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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