User`s guide

Integer Delay
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of the array are output in sequence, one at each sample time of the initial
delay. For a 2-by-3 input, and the parameters below,
the block outputs the matrix sequence
at the start of the simulation. Note that setting
Initial conditions to an
array with the same matrix for each entry implements constant initial
conditions; a different constant initial condition for each input matrix
element (channel).
Initial conditions cannot be specified by full matrices.
Frame-Based Operation
When the input is a frame-based M-by-N matrix, the block treats each of the N
columns as an independent channel, and delays each channel as specified by
the
Delay parameter.
For frame-based inputs, the
Delay parameter can be a scalar integer by which
to equally delay all channels. It can also be a 1-by-N row vector, each element
of which serves as the delay for the corresponding channel of the N-channel
input. Likewise, it can also be an M-by-1 column vector, each element of which
serves as the delay for one of the corresponding M samples for each channel.
The
Delay parameter can be an M-by-N matrix of positive integers as well; in
this case, each element of each channel is delayed by the corresponding
element in the delay matrix. For instance, if the fifth element of the third
column of the delay matrix was 3, then the fifth element of the third channel of
the input matrix is always delayed by three sample-time units.
When a channel is delayed for sample-time units, the output sample at time
is the input sample at time . If is negative, then the output is the
corresponding value specified in the
Initial conditions parameter.
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