What is the difference between the STATE and OUTPUT of a simulink block. Please explain using one example.
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As i was using the enabled subsystem, i want to understand the use of the 'STATES WHEN ENABLING' option. So i want to understand the difference between state and output of a simulink block.
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Iain
el 7 de Jun. de 2013
A state is a set of values or conditions. (a column vector)
Output is what is output. The output is some function of the state, and the inputs. That function is often "do nothing".
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Iain
el 7 de Jun. de 2013
Editada: Iain
el 7 de Jun. de 2013
A different example is a weight on a spring.
The state is the position and velocity. You input an external force, causing an acceleration, affecting the state (both of them). Viscous forces are generated based on the velocity. Spring forces are generated based on the position.
The output (the bit you are using) might be the acceleration, or it might be the velocity, or the speed, or the force.
Iain
el 7 de Jun. de 2013
The mathematical definition is:
Updated_State = A * Old_State + B * Input;
Output = C * Updated_State + D * Input;
So you can get:
New = [1 0.1; 0.1 1] * [0; 1] + [0; 0.01] * 5;
Output = [4; 5] * New + [2] * 5;
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