I am doing model-in-loop (normal simulation) and software-in-loop testing on my models (codegen). Previously, I have been working with floating-point models and am now moving to work with fixed-point models. I am interested in knowing how Simulink Test supports signal and parameter scaling for fixed-point models in SIL workflows, and whether I need to provide parameter scaling and offsets for floating-point to fixed-point conversion of model inputs and outputs. I am familiar with using A2L files to do parameter scaling and offsets for fixed-point data conversion when running tests at the test bench with SIL workflows with other test tools. The input stimulus and expected outputs for my tests are pulled from an external Excel file.
When Simulink Test is used to manage test cases with an external Excel file to provide the input stimulus and expected outputs, and to manage parameter override, all signals and parameters are also in engineering units. This works OK with MIL testing since model is also in the engineering domain. However, the generated code is in integer world, and the SIL simulation takes integer values for inputs and outputs. What can be done in Simulink Test and/or the Excel file so the same test cases can be re-used for both MIL and SIL? Simulink Test should play the role of the Calibration/Test tool and somehow allow the user to specify the scaling and offset so as to unify both worlds."I am doing model-in-loop (normal simulation) and software-in-loop testing on my models (codegen). Previously, I have been working with floating-point models and am now moving to work with fixed-point models. I am interested in knowing how Simulink Test supports signal and parameter scaling for fixed-point models in SIL workflows, and whether I need to provide parameter scaling and offsets for floating-point to fixed-point conversion of model inputs and outputs. I am familiar with using A2L files to do parameter scaling and offsets for fixed-point data conversion when running tests at the test bench with SIL workflows with other test tools. The input stimulus and expected outputs for my tests are pulled from an external Excel file.
When Simulink Test is used to manage test cases with an external Excel file to provide the input stimulus and expected outputs, and to manage parameter override, all signals and parameters are also in engineering units. This works OK with MIL testing since model is also in the engineering domain. However, the generated code is in integer world, and the SIL simulation takes integer values for inputs and outputs. What can be done in Simulink Test and/or the Excel file so the same test cases can be re-used for both MIL and SIL? Simulink Test should play the role of the Calibration/Test tool and somehow allow the user to specify the scaling and offset so as to unify both worlds." I am doing model-in-loop (normal simulation) and software-in-loop testing on my models (codegen). Previously, I have been working with floating-point models and am now moving to work with fixed-point models. I am interested in knowing how Simulink Test supports signal and parameter scaling for fixed-point models in SIL workflows, and whether I need to provide parameter scaling and offsets for floating-point to fixed-point conversion of model inputs and outputs. I am familiar with using A2L files to do parameter scaling and offsets for fixed-point data conversion when running tests at the test bench with SIL workflows with other test tools. The input stimulus and expected outputs for my tests are pulled from an external Excel file.
When Simulink Test is used to manage test cases with an external Excel file to provide the input stimulus and expected outputs, and to manage parameter override, all signals and parameters are also in engineering units. This works OK with MIL testing since model is also in the engineering domain. However, the generated code is in integer world, and the SIL simulation takes integer values for inputs and outputs. What can be done in Simulink Test and/or the Excel file so the same test cases can be re-used for both MIL and SIL? Simulink Test should play the role of the Calibration/Test tool and somehow allow the user to specify the scaling and offset so as to unify both worlds." sil, mil MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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