Check that bounds on pole locations are satisfied during simulation
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This block is the same as thePole-Zero Plotblock except for different default parameter settings in theBoundstab.
Check that approximate second-order bounds on the pole locations of a linear system, computed from a nonlinear Simulink model, are satisfied during simulation.
The Simulink model can be continuous-time, discrete-time or multirate and can have time delays. Because you can specify only one linearization input/output pair in this block, the linear system is single-input single-output (SISO).
During simulation, the software linearizes the portion of the model between specified linearization inputs and outputs, computes the poles and zeros, and checks that the poles satisfy the specified bounds:
If all bounds are satisfied, the block does nothing.
If a bound is not satisfied, the block asserts and a warning message appears in the MATLAB®Command Window. You can also specify that the block:
Evaluate a MATLAB expression.
Stop the simulation and bring that block into focus.
During simulation, the block can also output a logical assertion signal.
If all bounds are satisfied, the signal is true (1
).
If any bound is not satisfied, the signal is false (0
).
You can add multipleCheck Pole-Zero Characteristicsblocks in your model to check approximate second-order bounds on various portions of the model.
You can also plot the poles and zeros on a pole-zero map and graphically verify that the poles satisfy the bounds.
This block and the other Model Verification blocks test that the linearized behavior of a nonlinear Simulink model is within specified bounds during simulation.
When a model does not violate any bound, you can disable the block by clearing the assertion option. If you modify the model, you can re-enable assertion to ensure that your changes do not cause the model to violate a bound.
When a model violates any bound, you can useSimulink Design Optimization™software to optimize the linear system to meet the specified requirements in this block.
You can save the linear system as a variable in the MATLAB workspace.
The block does not support code generation and can be used only inNormal
simulation mode.
The following table summarizes thePole-Zero Plot块parameters, accessible via the block parameter dialog box. For more information, seeParametersin thePole-Zero Plotblock reference page.
任务 | Parameters | |
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Configure linearization. | Specify inputs and outputs (I/Os). | InLinearizationstab:
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Specify settings. | InLinearizationstab:
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Specify algorithm options. | InLinearizationstab:
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Specify labels for linear system I/Os and state names. | InLinearizationstab:
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Specify bounds on the linear system for assertion. | InBoundstab:
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Specify assertion options (only when you specify bounds on the linear system). | InAssertiontab:
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Save linear system to MATLAB workspace. | Save data to workspaceinLoggingtab. | |
View bounds violations graphically in a plot window. | Show Plot | |
Display plot window instead of block parameters dialog box on double-clicking the block. | Show plot on block open |