srmdelay

Compute delay introduced by Sample-Rate Match block

Since R2022b

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    Syntax

    delay = srmdelay(inputrates,inputlengths,outputrate,outputlength)
    delay = srmdelay(inputrates,inputlengths,outputrate,outputlength,mode)

    Description

    delay = srmdelay(inputrates,inputlengths,outputrate,outputlength) returns delay in number of samples for the specified inputs. Use this function to compute the delay that will be introduced by the Sample-Rate Match block.

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    delay = srmdelay(inputrates,inputlengths,outputrate,outputlength,mode) returns delay in number of samples for the specified inputs. Use this function to compute the delay that will be introduced by the Sample-Rate Match block.

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    Examples

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    Open Live Script

    Resample a 5G signal at 7.68 MHz and an LTE signal at 3.84 MHz to a higher rate of 15.36 MHz.

    inpRates = [7.68 3.84]*1e6;
inpLengths = [1e3 1e3];
outRate = 15.36e6;
outLength = 1e3;

    Determine delay incurred for a model configured for multitasking mode.

    d = srmdelay(inpRates,inpLengths,outRate,outLength)
    d = 2×1

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    Open Live Script

    Resample a WLAN signal at 20 MHz and a 5g signal at 15.36 MHz to a higher rate of 30.72 MHz.

    inpRates = [20 15.36]*1e6;
inpLengths = [2 1]*10;
outRate = 30.72e6;
outLength = 50;

    Determine delay incurred for a model configured for single-tasking mode.

    d = srmdelay(inpRates,inpLengths,outRate,outLength,"singletasking")
    d = 2×1

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    Input Arguments

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    Input sample rates in Hz, specified as a 2-element vector of positive values.

    Data Types: double

    Input lengths in samples, specified as a 2-element vector of positive integer values.

    Data Types: double

    Output sample rate in Hz, specified as a positive scalar.

    Data Types: double

    Output length in samples, specified as a positive integer.

    Data Types: double

    Tasking mode of the model, specified as either "multitasking" or "singletasking". The Treat each discrete rate as a separate task parameter of the Solver controls the mode of the model. For more information on the Treat each discrete rate as a separate task and Solver parameters, see Solver Pane (Simulink).

    Output Arguments

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    Sample rate match delay in samples, returned as a 2-element column vector. The first element corresponds to the delay introduced in the first input and the second element corresponds to the delay introduced in the second input.

    Version History

    Introduced in R2022b

    See Also

    Functions

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