real-凯发k8网页登录

to evaluate the real-time behavior of your model, run the model, log data, tune parameters, and view signals from the simulink^® toolbar. capture signals from the model and display them with standard simulink scope blocks. run your model in connected io mode, accelerator mode, or run in kernel mode, depending upon the sample rate that you require.

if you require a moderate sample rate, up to 1 khz, use connected io mode or accelerator mode. in these modes, you run the simulink model within matlab^®. only the i/o module drivers run in the simulink desktop real-time™ kernel.

if you require a higher sample rate, up to 20 khz, use run in kernel mode. in run in kernel mode, you use simulink coder™ to generate a real-time application from the model. the real-time application and the i/o module drivers run in the simulink desktop real-time kernel.