Add comments for SimulationInput variables/parameters modification
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clear;
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model_name = "rc_circuit";
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load_system(model_name);
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stopTime = 5;
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V_in = 10;
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@ -14,8 +13,14 @@ ts = (0:timestep:stopTime)';
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vs = sin(2*pi*freq * ts);
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sim_in = Simulink.SimulationInput(model_name);
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% Note: the following has effect only if the system mask has been created
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% for the settable parameters.
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% Using Simulink.Parameter(R) in the above doesn't work.
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sim_in = sim_in.setModelParameter("R", num2str(R));
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sim_in = sim_in.setModelParameter("C", num2str(C));
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% for model workspace variables, it's important to specifiy the workspace
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% it's not necessary for the variable to be in the mask or to be argument
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sim_in = sim_in.setVariable("C", C, Workspace=model_name);
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sim_in = sim_in.setModelParameter("StopTime", num2str(stopTime));
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% note: to be compatible with port size, ts must be a column vector
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@ -33,4 +38,4 @@ ylabel('V_{in} (Volt)');
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subplot(2, 1, 2);
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plot(res.yout{1}.Values);
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close_system(model_name);
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