plato/simulink/rc_simulation_input.m

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clear;
model_name = "rc_circuit";
stopTime = 5;
V_in = 10;
R = 1e3;
C = 1e-4;
freq = 1;
timestep = 0.01;
ts = (0:timestep:stopTime)';
vs = sin(2*pi*freq * ts);
sim_in = Simulink.SimulationInput(model_name);
% Note: the following has effect only if the system mask has been created
% for the settable parameters.
% Using Simulink.Parameter(R) in the above doesn't work.
sim_in = sim_in.setModelParameter("R", num2str(R));
% for model workspace variables, it's important to specifiy the workspace
% it's not necessary for the variable to be in the mask or to be argument
sim_in = sim_in.setVariable("C", C, Workspace=model_name);
sim_in = sim_in.setModelParameter("StopTime", num2str(stopTime));
% note: to be compatible with port size, ts must be a column vector
sim_in = sim_in.setExternalInput([ts, vs]);
% simulate
res = sim(sim_in);
figure;
subplot(2, 1, 1);
plot(ts, vs);
xlabel('Time (seconds)');
ylabel('V_{in} (Volt)');
subplot(2, 1, 2);
plot(res.yout{1}.Values);