Real-Time Windows Target

Nonreal-Time Simulation

You create a Simulink model and use Simulink in normal mode for nonreal-time simulation on your PC computer.

Simulink model -- Create block diagrams in Simulink using simple drag-and-drop operations, and then enter values for the block parameters and select a sample rate.

Nonreal-time simulation -- Simulink uses a computed time vector to step your Simulink model. After the outputs are computed for a given time value, Simulink immediately repeats the computations for the next time value. This process is repeated until it reaches the stop time.

Because this computed time vector is not connected to a hardware clock, the outputs are calculated in nonreal-time as fast as your computer can run. The time to run a simulation can differ significantly from real time.

Software Environment

Real-Time Execution