Display transfer function on masked subsystem icon
dpoly(num
,den
) dpoly(num
,den
,'character'
)
dpoly(
displays
the transfer function whose numerator is num
, den
)num
and
denominator is den
.
dpoly(
specifies
the name of the transfer function independent variable. The default
is s.num
, den
, 'character'
)
When Simulink® draws the block icon, the initialization commands execute and the resulting equation appears on the block icon, as in the following examples:
To display a continuous transfer function in descending powers of s, enter
dpoly(num, den)
For example, for num = [0 0 1];
and den
= [1 2 1]
the icon looks like:
To display a discrete transfer function in descending powers of z, enter
dpoly(num, den, 'z')
For example, for num = [0 0 1];
and den
= [1 2 1];
the icon looks like:
To display a discrete transfer function in ascending powers of 1/z, enter
dpoly(num, den, 'z-')
For example, for num
and den
as
defined previously, the icon looks like:
If the parameters are not defined or have no values when you
create the icon, Simulink software displays three question marks
(? ? ?
) in the icon. When you define parameter
values in the Mask Settings dialog box, Simulink software evaluates
the transfer function and displays the resulting equation in the icon.
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