in order to simulate some processes, I had a problem getting a predefined working order for my self-modeling blocks.
How can I be sure that, for example, block A must be completed before block B and C start working?
The problem is that some blocks should work after some others, and some should not. I must admit that I do not have much experience working with Simulink to accomplish time-dependent things (although basic Simulink knowledge is available).
For example, this script should be implemented:
A -> B, C -> D, E, F
The main thing is that all AF blocks do not have a logical correlation with each other, they all do several things. My goal is to get B and C to start working after A has finished. And D / E / F after B and C finished. In this case, the word "parallel" was wrong, it should not be calculated really in parallel. Just make sure it matches a predetermined stable order.
Edit:
My new idea is to use the matlab workspace als buffer so that my block A can send its results to the workspace (using the "to workspace" block). But now I have to make sure that blocks B and C can read the results (using "From the workspace") A AFTER the information has been transferred to the workspace ... how to do it?
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