Executing a Simulation
Once you have set the simulation options for your model, you can run a simulation either interactively, using the Simulink GUI, or systematically, by running it in batch mode from the MATLAB command line. You can also use MATLAB commands to load and process model data and parameters and visualize results
Analyzing Results
Simulink includes several tools for analyzing your system, visualizing results, and testing, validating, and documenting your models.
Visualizing Results
You can visualize the system by viewing signals with the displays and scopes provided in Simulink. Alternatively, you can build your own custom displays using MATLAB visualization and GUI development tools.
You can also log signals for post-processing.
The Signal & Scope Manager enables you to connect sources and scopes to models without adding blocks. You can then test multiple scenarios using a series of checkboxes to activate and deactivate sources and scopes. Click on image to see enlarged view.
To gain deeper insight into complex 3-D motion of your dynamic system, you can incorporate virtual reality scenes into your visualization using the Virtual Reality Toolbox (available separately).
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