- When the experiment is running (start/stop positive), the block injects test signals
into the plant at this port. If you have any saturation or rate limit protecting the plant,
feed the signal from u+Δu into it. - When the experiment is not running (start/stop zero or negative), the block passes
signals unchanged from u to u+Δu.
Dependencies
To enable this port, in Output Signal Configuration, select control + perturbation.
Data Types: single | double
Δu — Plant input perturbation
scalar
The block generates a perturbation signal at this port. Typically, you inject the
perturbation from this port via a sum block, as shown in the following diagram.
- When the experiment is running (start/stop positive), the block generates
perturbation signals at this port. - When the experiment is not running (start/stop zero or negative), the signal at this
port is zero. In this state, the block has no effect on the plant.
16 Blocks — Alphabetical List