[Scilab-users] Dynamically change pulse width in Xcos

[Adailton Júnior]

Hello, again

I discovered how to do it using Matlab/Simulink, I hope you can help me 
to implement using Scilab/Xcos.
In Matlab, I defined a sequence of points that represents a sawtooth 
wave using the period T wanted for the PWM. Then, I subtracted the 
signal from the sawtooth wave. The value of the subtraction fed a 
compare to zero block. If the value of the subtraction was greater than 
zero, the output is 0, else, 1.

I tried to implement the same in  Xcos but I am too beginner for it. I 
couldn't generate the sawtooth wave with the points wanted or even using 
the sawtooth block.
Please, help me.

*Adailton Júnior*
+55 69 99237-1589


On 08/23/2017 01:20 AM, Adailton Júnior wrote:
> Hello, everyone
>
> I have been studying transfer functions and I am studying control 
> theory now. I was wondering whether, in Xcos, I am able to dynamically 
> change the pulse width of the block PULSE_SC. By dynamically, I mean 
> during the simulation (when the simulation is running). I want to 
> implement a PID controller that modulates the pulse width of that block.
> Is that possible? If not, is there any other way of doing so?
>
> I thank you all in advance.
>
> P.S.: I am sorry for my grammatical mistakes. English is not my first 
> language.
>
> Best regards,
>
> *Adailton Júnior*
> +55 69 99237-1589

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