Hello!
I'm working on a tie down concept for cargo in a helicopter cabin.
I have been reading about load limiters on the tie down straps which allow having less straps or reducing the ultimate load capacity of anchor points on the cabin floor. This also means weight reduction.
My problem with...
Hi Killy!
Use the block "math function" from the math operations library. Put the block in your model and double-click on it. In the window appearing you can select the math function you want to use for this block. In your case you need the "pow" function.
Bye
Aeroing
You can use the relational operator from the math operations library. there you have two inputs that you can compare.
For example if your inputs are x and y and you choose >= the block will compare x and y. If x>=y the output will be 1 if x<y the output will be 0.
I hope this helps.
Bye.
Hi!
I have made a GUI with several edit text boxes where you can enter data. When you the Pushbutton a function calculates some stuff with this data and puts the result in a static text box with:
set(handles.statictext,'String',result)
Additionally you can save the figure with the data you...
Instead of using the workspace block you can use the constant block. If you put the name of your matrix into the constant block instead of a number, the model will get the matrix from the workspace.
You can also put one constant block for every element of the matrix into your model.
I hope this...
I have built a GUI, where I take numerical values from a text box to calculata something afterwards. For this I used this command: x = str2double(get(handles.edit1,'String'))
When I give these numbers as parameters to a function [a,b]=myfunction(x) this warning appears:
Warning: Subscript...
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I have made a GUI called "backlash" and the target of my figure also is called "backlash". When I build a stand-alone application of this file using the command "mcc -B sgl backlash.m" it creates the exe-file without any problem. When I execute the exe in matlab...
