Using lookup table with continuous signal
Hi, I’m trying to use LookUpTables with Breakpoints from 0 to 2*pi with input signals that can range from -inf to inf. Since the relationship between the input and output is continuous and repeats, I tried using the MatLab functions WrapTo2Pi() and Unwrap(). Although the LookUpTable combined with WrapTo2Pi() delivers the expected result, I have not found a way to convert the output signal from the table back into a continuous signal without jumps.
I assume that Unwarp() does not work as it only receives one Signal value at a time, and is not able to detect signal jumps because of it. Is there a similar function in Simulink that i could use instead?Hi, I’m trying to use LookUpTables with Breakpoints from 0 to 2*pi with input signals that can range from -inf to inf. Since the relationship between the input and output is continuous and repeats, I tried using the MatLab functions WrapTo2Pi() and Unwrap(). Although the LookUpTable combined with WrapTo2Pi() delivers the expected result, I have not found a way to convert the output signal from the table back into a continuous signal without jumps.
I assume that Unwarp() does not work as it only receives one Signal value at a time, and is not able to detect signal jumps because of it. Is there a similar function in Simulink that i could use instead? Hi, I’m trying to use LookUpTables with Breakpoints from 0 to 2*pi with input signals that can range from -inf to inf. Since the relationship between the input and output is continuous and repeats, I tried using the MatLab functions WrapTo2Pi() and Unwrap(). Although the LookUpTable combined with WrapTo2Pi() delivers the expected result, I have not found a way to convert the output signal from the table back into a continuous signal without jumps.
I assume that Unwarp() does not work as it only receives one Signal value at a time, and is not able to detect signal jumps because of it. Is there a similar function in Simulink that i could use instead? lookuptable, simulink MATLAB Answers — New Questions