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BlockBuilder for Simulink |
Key
Features:
Simulink S-Function Generation
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Export dynamic system models and analytical algorithms from the
BlockBuilder model development environment to Simulink as a fully encapsulated
block that can be readily incorporated into a Simulink model diagram.
Compared to creating the block manually, automatic creation of Simulink
S-Function blocks saves time, and dramatically reduces the risk of
error.
- Main features:
- Supports Transfer Function, Differential/Difference
Equations, State Space, Zero/Pole/Gain models
- Extensive range of
dynamic system analyis tools
- Generates multi-input/multi-output
blocks
- Supports procedures for exporting nonlinear models and other
algorithms
- Creates MATLAB code S-Functions for interpreted use in
the Simulink environment
- Creates ANSI C code S-Functions for fast
execution and real-time implementation through Real-Time Workshop®
Interactive Technical Document Environment
- Free-form, easy-to-use working environment for developing models
of systems that cannot be easily modeled in any other environment,
by using a “First Principles” approach to deriving the
physical model
- World-renowned Maple language for development of algorithmic
procedures to allow the incorporation of non-linearities, for example
- Full
documentation components (text, plots, images etc) that incorporate
the math into a fully documented, readable, interactive application that
captures the thinking behind its development, for ready reuse
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Product Reviews |
"Preparing system models by hand for use in Simulink® can be laborious and error-prone, often taking up to 80% of the project time. With BlockBuilder for Simulink, projects that would have taken days to complete are turned around in a matter of hours." Dr. Richard Gran Formerly with Grumman Corp. as Director of Advanced Concepts, Head of the Dynamics and Control Theory Laboratory, and Member of the Digital Flight Control System design team for the Apollo Lunar Module.
"?think of BlockBuilder as your project notebook with lots of smarts, on steroids, dynamic, and broken free of tactile limitations. ...I feel that it will do for initial development what word processing did for the typewriter." Tony Lockwood, Desktop Engineering |
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