Block Libraries

Categories

• Commonly Used Blocks
  Fundamental blocks for building models, including sources, sinks, math operations, and signal routing
  
• Continuous
  Blocks for modeling continuous-time dynamics, such as Integrator, Transfer Function, and PID Controller
  
• Dashboard
  Blocks that control parameter values and display signal data during simulation, such as Display, Slider, and Lamp
  
• Customizable Blocks
  Dashboard blocks with customizable appearance that you design to match your real system, such as Callback Button and Circular Gauge
  
• DateTime
  Blocks that output and convert simulation date and time, such as DateTime Clock and DateTime Data Type Converter
  
• Discontinuities
  Blocks for modeling nonlinear discontinuities, such as Saturation, Rate Limiter, and Relay
  
• Discrete
  Blocks for modeling discrete-time systems that update at fixed sample rates, such as Delay, Discrete-Time Integrator, and Discrete Filter
  
• Logic and Bit Operations
  Blocks for Boolean logic, signal comparison, edge detection, and bit manipulation, such as Logical Operator and Relational Operator
  
• Lookup Tables
  Blocks that model nonlinearity by mapping input values to output values, such as n-D Lookup Table and 1-D Lookup Table
  
• Math Operations
  Blocks for arithmetic, trigonometric, and algebraic operations on signals, such as Gain, Sum, Trigonometric Function, and Math Function
  
• Matrix Operations
  Blocks for manipulating matrices and processing arrays, such as Transpose, Matrix Concatenate, and Cross Product
  
• Messages & Events
  Blocks for modeling message-based communication between components, such as Send, Receive, and Queue
  
• Model Verification
  Blocks that verify signals stay within specified bounds during simulation, such as Assertion and Check Static Range
  
• Model-Wide Utilities
  Blocks for documentation, data type display, and model-wide operations, such as Model Info, DocBlock, and Block Support Table
  
• Ports and Subsystems
  Blocks for creating subsystems, ports, and conditional or iterative execution, such as Inport, Outport, If, Subsystem, and Model
  
• Signal Attributes
  Blocks for converting data types, units, and other signal properties, such as Data Type Conversion, Rate Transition, and Signal Specification
  
• Signal Routing
  Blocks for routing and organizing signals, such as Bus Creator, Selector, and Switch
  
• Sinks
  Blocks that log and visualize signal data, such as Scope, To Workspace, Display, and Outport
  
• Sources
  Blocks that generate or load input signals for simulation, such as Constant, Sine Wave, and From Workspace
  
• String
  Blocks for composing, parsing, and converting string signals, such as String Constant and String To ASCII
  
• User-Defined Functions
  Blocks that extend Simulink functionality with custom algorithms, such as MATLAB Function, C Function, and S-Function
  
• Additional Math and Discrete
  Blocks for increment/decrement operations and direct-form transfer functions, such as Increment Stored Integer and Transfer Fcn Direct Form II