Create a Simulink model using command Lines

Hello!

I'm trying to create a Simulink model using command Lines. So my goal is to connect a subsystem to a inductor inside a for loop or more precisely connect the right port of the subsystem to the left port of the inductor inside a for loop (files attached)

My question is: how can i connect a susbsystem to a inductor using command lines?

thanks in advance

Answer 1

[Fangjun Jiang]

add_line()

[Ibrahim Ben Mrad]

Hello SIr,

thanks for your answer. And what arguments do i need to put in "add_line()" so line is drawn (picture attached)?

i need to use command lines so the line is drawn between the the right port of the subsystem (HF1) to the left port of the inductor

thanks in advance!

[Fangjun Jiang]

See doc. usually add_line('connect_model','Constant/1','Gain/1'); SimScape blocks might be different. Again, see doc.

[Fangjun Jiang]

For example, The line already existed in your picture above can be done by:

add_line(gcs,'Inductor/RConn1','Resistor/LConn1')

[Ibrahim Ben Mrad]

Hello Sir,

thx for your answer. ive tried that one (the command "add_line(gcs,'Resistor/RConn1','Resistor1/LConn1')" but it only works if you want to connect only two Resistors. if you want to use lets say a for loop (for k=1:9) that connects two resistors to each others nine times then it would be diffucult to use that command because you have to add "num2str(k)" so therefore the error would come out that you can't use many arguments in the command "add_line". So my ideo was to use "strcat".

My question was how can i connect the subsystem to the inductor like you saw in the picture. I think it is a little bit different then the normal add_line command, is that so?

regards

[Fangjun Jiang]

add_line(gcs,'HF1/RConn1','Inductor/LConn1')

[Ibrahim Ben Mrad]

yes!

thx a lot it worked for me

again with strcat because of the for-Loop

regards