View Simulation Results
Scope blocks and scope viewers offer a quick way to visualize simulation data over time. If you are prototyping a model, connect signals to a Scope block, simulate the model, and then view the results in a scope window. Use the results to validate your design. If you need to debug your model, use oscilloscope-like tools (triggers and cursor measurements) available with a scope to locate the problem. To learn more, see Prototype and Debug Models with Scopes.
Blocks
| Scope | Display signals generated during simulation |
| Scope Viewer and Floating Scope | Display signals generated during simulation without signal lines |
| XY Graph | Display X-Y plot of signals using MATLAB figure window |
Objects
Scope Configuration | Control Scope block appearance and behavior |
Topics
Step-by-step procedures of common scope tasks, including logging data, sharing scope images, and display manipulation.
Floating Scope and Scope Viewer Tasks
Step-by-step procedures for frequently carried out Floating Scope block and Scope viewer tasks.
Control Scope Blocks Programmatically
This example shows how to control scopes with programming scripts.
Decide How to Visualize Simulation Data
Choose the right visualization technique for each modeling and simulation task.
Scope Blocks and Scope Viewer Overview
Choices about how to display simulation results graphically.
Prototype and Debug Models with Scopes
Prototype and debug models by using scopes and scope measurements.
Viewers and Generators Manager
Generate and visualize signals without blocks.
Generate Signals Without Source Blocks
Step-by-step procedures for attaching, modifying, and removing signal generators.