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Using the Communications Blockset with MATLAB
Introduction
This chapter describes how to use MATLAB to extend the capabilities of the Communications Blockset. The chapter explains how to run simulations from the command line, and how to run multiple simulations. It also explains how to transfer data between a model and the MATLAB workspace.
This chapter covers the following topics:
- Sending Data to the MATLAB Workspace shows how to send the results of simulations from a model to the MATLAB workspace. The section also explains how you can use MATLAB to analyze the data.
- Running Simulations from the Command Line shows how to run models from the MATLAB command line, and how to run multiple simulations with varying parameters. The section also shows how to plot the results of multiple simulations.
- Importing Data from the MATLAB Workspace shows how to import data from the workspace into a model. This enables you to run simulations on data that you create in the workspace or import from outside MATLAB. You can also create specific error patterns, such as burst errors, and import them into a model, in order to test error correction codes.
- Learning More describes other sources of information about the Communications Blockset.
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