When you call a linearization function using sllin, you can return linearization offsets in
the info structure.
[r2yi,info] = getIOTransfer(sllin,'u1','y2');
You can then use the offsets to configure an LPV System block. To do so, you must first
convert the offsets to the required format. For an example that uses the linearize
command, see “LPV Approximation of a Boost Converter Model” on page 3-129.
offsets = getOffsetsForLPV(info);
Close the model.
bdclose(mdl);
See Also
addOpening | addPoint | getCompSensitivity | getIOTransfer |
getLoopTransfer | getSensitivity | linearize | slLinearizer
More About
- “Batch Linearization Efficiency When You Vary Parameter Values” on page 3-10
- “Specify Parameter Samples for Batch Linearization” on page 3-62
- “Analyze Command-Line Batch Linearization Results Using Response Plots” on page
3-48 - “Vary Operating Points and Obtain Multiple Transfer Functions Using slLinearizer
Interface” on page 3-41 - “Batch Linearize Model for Parameter Value Variations Using Linear Analysis Tool”
on page 3-75
3 Batch Linearization