Varianten hierarchischer Komponenten
R2026bMit hierarchischen Varianten-Blöcken können Sie alle Entwurfsalternativen eines Systems in einem einzigen Modell darstellen. Jede Entwurfswahl wird als Variantenwahl in einer separaten Hierarchie in das Modell aufgenommen. Solche Modelle haben eine feste gemeinsame Struktur und einen endlichen Satz von variablen Komponenten, die jeweils in Abhängigkeit von der Varianten-Steuerung aktiviert oder deaktiviert sind.
Nehmen wir zum Beispiel an, Sie möchten ein Modell simulieren, das ein Fahrzeug mit drei möglichen Motorkonfigurationen darstellt: 4-Zylinder-Benzinmotor, 6-Zylinder-Benzinmotor und 8-Zylinder-Benzinmotor. Sie können jedes Motormodell als separates Subsystem innerhalb des Variant Subsystem-Blocks implementieren und dann auf der Grundlage der von Ihnen ausgewählten Varianten-Steuerungen zwischen den Subsystemen wechseln. Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter Introduction to Variant Controls.
Der Code, den Sie für die hierarchischen Varianten-Blöcke generieren, kann alle Variantenwahlen eines Systems enthalten. Sie können zwischen den Varianten vor der Kompilierung des Codes oder beim Start des Modells wechseln, wie in Activate Variant During Different Stages of Simulation and Code Generation Workflow beschrieben. Informationen zum Generieren von Code mit hierarchischen Varianten-Blöcken finden Sie unter Variant Structures (Simulink Coder).
Blöcke
 | Variant Subsystem | Template subsystem containing Subsystem blocks as variant choices |
Klassen
Simulink.VariantUtils | Utility methods to work with variant elements (Seit R2023b) |
Funktionen
enumeration | Class enumeration members and names |
Objekte
struct | Strukturarray |
Simulink.Parameter | Store, share, and configure parameter values |
Simulink.VariantControl | Create variant control variable object |
Simulink.VariantExpression | Specify conditions that control variant selection |
Themen
Konfigurieren von Variantensteuerungen
- Variant Control Modes in Variant Blocks
Learn how to control variant blocks. - Activate Variant During Different Stages of Simulation and Code Generation Workflow
Use variant activation time to set active choices during different stages of simulation and code generation workflows. - Working with Variant Choices
Activate, inactivate, or create default variant choices. - Use Variant Control Variables in Variant Blocks
This topic explains how to use different types of variant control variables in variant blocks. - Add or Remove Variant Choices of Variant Assembly Subsystem Blocks Using External Files
Understand how to add or remove variant choices of the Variant Assembly Subsystem block using external files without modifying model.
Propagieren von Variantenbedingungen
- Propagate Variant Conditions to Define Variant Regions with Variant Blocks
Determine active model components by propagating variant conditions using variant blocks. - Assemble Variant Conditions Propagated from Variant Blocks
During simulation, Simulink® propagates the variant conditions specified on the variant blocks to the connecting blocks. - Propagate Variant Conditions to Define Variant Regions Outside Variant Subsystems to Promote Consistency and Reduce Errors
Propagate variant conditions outside a Variant Subsystem block to adapt its interface according to the state of underlying blocks. - Propagate Variant Conditions to Enable or Disable Model or Subsystem References in Hierarchy
Simulink® compiles referenced models before propagating variant conditions. - Variant Elements Within Buses
This example explains how to create buses with elements having different variant conditions. - Propagate Variant Conditions to Control Execution of Conditional Subsystems
Understand how to use Variant Subsystem blocks with conditionally executed systems as variant choices. - Control Variant Condition Propagation Using Bounded Regions and Signal-Level Isolation
Limit the scope of variant condition propagation by confining variant conditions to bounded regions or terminating them at specific signal paths.
Definieren von Variantensteuerungsvariablen in Workspaces
- Choose and Configure a Workspace for Variant Control Variables of Variant Blocks
Choose the workspace that matches your scoping, activation time, and hierarchy requirements for variant control variables in variant blocks. - Use Base Workspace to Define Globally Accessible Variant Control Variables for Variant Blocks
Control variant choices across models in a MATLAB session by defining variant control variables in the base workspace. - Use Data Dictionary to Define Shared Variant Control Variables for Variant Blocks
Control variant choices across multiple models by defining variant control variables in a data dictionary for version control, team sharing, and traceability. - Use Model Workspace to Define Variant Control Variables Scoped to the Model for Variant Blocks
Control variant choices by defining variant control variables in the model workspace to scope them to a single model so they persist with the model file. - Override Variant Control Variables of Variant Blocks in Simulation Runs
Override variant control variable values for individual simulation runs using a SimulationInput object without modifying persistent workspace or data dictionary values.
Konfigurieren von Variantensteuerungen pro Instanz
- Use Model Arguments with Fast Restart to Switch Variant Choices Per Instance Without Recompiling for Variant Blocks
Control variant choices per model instance by defining variant control variables as model arguments in a referenced model. - Use Mask Parameters for Per-Instance Variant Control in Variant Blocks
Control variant choices per block instance by defining a mask parameter as the variant control variable and setting its value from the mask dialog box. - Use Mask Parameters with Fast Restart to Switch Variant Choices Without Recompiling for Variant Blocks
Control the active variant choice per block instance without recompiling by using mask parameters as variant control variables with the startup activation time and fast restart. - Use Mask Initialization Code for Per-Instance Variant Control in Variant Blocks
Control active variant choices in a variant block by defining variant control values or mapping mask parameter selections to label names in a mask initialization script. - Use Mask Parameters with Enumeration Classes for Per-Instance Variant Control of a Variant Block in a Locked Library
Control variant choices per block instance in a locked custom library by using mask parameters as variant control variables with enumeration classes in condition expressions. - Use Mask Parameter Object to Control Variant Choices in Masked Variant Assembly Subsystem Block
Control variant choices in a masked Variant Assembly Subsystem block by instantiating subclasses of a shared superclass as the mask parameter object value. - Control Active Choice of Variant Subsystem During Simulation or Execution of Generated Code
Switch the active variant of a Variant Subsystem block during simulation or execution of generated code by using a Parameter Writer block.
Fehlersuche
Convert Variant Subsystem to Variant Assembly Subsystem
Steps to convert Variant Subsystem block to Variant Assembly Subsystem block.
Transform Model to Variant System (Simulink Check)
Use the Model Transformer tool to transform a model into a variant system.
Enthaltene Beispiele
Create a Simple Variant Model
Create a simple model with variant blocks.
Implement Structural Variations with Variant Subsystems in a Separate Model Hierarchy
Learn basic functionality of variant subsystems.
Model Reference Variants
Use model reference variants. A Model block is used to reference one Simulink® model from another Simulink model. A Variant Subsystem block can contain Model blocks as variants. A variant describes one of N possible modes in which a Variant Subsystem block can operate. Each variant references a specific model with its associated model-specific arguments. For a given Variant Subsystem block, only one variant is active during simulation. You can switch the active variant by changing the values of variables in the base workspace or by manually overriding variant selection using the Variant Subsystem block dialog box.
Automatic Mask Icon Promotion in Variant Subsystems
How Simulink® automatically displays the mask icon of the active variant block on the parent Variant Subsystem block. The example illustrates mask icon promotion for these icon types:
