User`s guide

Integer Delay

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the block generates the following sequence of matrices at the start of the

simulation,

where is the i,jth element of the kth matrix in the input sequence.

•Array of size M-by-N-by-d. In this case, you can set different fixed initial

conditions for each element of a sample-based input. This setting is

explained further in the Array bullet in “Time-Varying Initial Conditions”

below.

Initial conditions cannot be specified by full matrices.

Time-Varying Initial Conditions. A time-varying initial condition in sample-based

mode can be specified in one of the following ways:

•Vector of length d, where d is the maximum value specified for any channel

in the

Delay parameter. The vector can be a L-by-d, 1-by-d, or 1-by-1-by-d.

The d elements of the vector are output in sequence, one at each sample time

of the initial delay.

For a scalar input and the parameters shown below,

the block outputs the sequence

-1, -1, -1, 0, 1,... at the start of the

simulation.

•Array of dimension M-by-N-by-d, where d is the value specified for the

Delay

parameter (the maximum value if the

Delay is a vector) and M and N are the

number of rows and columns, respectively, in the input matrix. The d pages

1– 1–

1–

1– 1–

1–

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