In an open-loop configuration, you can connect this input port to a source that drives your
plant to the desired operating point for estimation. For instance, you can use a Constant
block set to an appropriate value.
Data Types: single | doubley — Plant output
scalarConnect this port to the plant output.
Data Types: single | doublestart/stop — Start and stop the estimation experiment
scalarTo start and stop the estimation process, provide a signal at the start/stop port. When
the value of the signal changes from:- Negative or zero to positive, the experiment starts
- Positive to negative or zero, the experiment stops
Typically, you can use a signal that changes from 0 to 1 to start the experiment, and from
1 to 0 to stop it. When the experiment is not running, the block adds no perturbation at
the u + Δu or Δu port. In this state, the block has no impact on plant behavior.Start the experiment when the plant is at the desired equilibrium operating point. In a
closed-loop configuration, use the controller to drive the plant to the operating point. In
an open-loop configuration, you can use a source block connected to u to drive the plant
to the operating point.Let the experiment run long enough for the algorithm to collect sufficient data for a good
estimate at all frequencies it probes. The block displays a recommended experiment
length in the Experiment Length section of the block parameters. This value is based on
the experiment mode and the frequencies you specify for the experiment.- When Experiment mode is Sinestream, the recommended experiment length is:
∑
i2 π
ωi
Nset,i+Nestim,i +2TsNfreq,where:16 Blocks — Alphabetical List