conversion from simulation time to real time

hello ... i have a simulink program with fixed step size (0.001),, i run the program in time (0-300) ,, and when i want to plot my results, the "time axis" is the simulation time (not the real time) ... i.e. this 300 (simulation time) equal almost 1 minutes (in real word) ... how can i convert this 300 to 60 second to make the results in real time ?

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Look at this example
t=0:300
y=sin(0.1*t)
tn=60;
t_new=linspace(0,60,numel(t))
plot(t_new,y)

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cmcm
cmcm on 5 Apr 2014
Edited: cmcm on 5 Apr 2014
thank you but there is some problems firstly.. my program is (simulink) not (M-file), and i already have the (clock) block that count the simulation time in my program... so, i did not need the two steps at the beginning... secondly, the time is "almost" 60 seconds, and if i let the simulation time more than (300) then it will be more than (60 sec.)... so i need some thing variable not fixed to 300 and 60
I have understood you are running a Simulink model, that's why I've asked if you want to plot after simulation or during. Now what you are asking for is not clear, set the stop time to 300 then change it to 60, how? and what is your aim?
cmcm
cmcm on 5 Apr 2014
Edited: cmcm on 5 Apr 2014
because when i plot my results ... i need it to be real time not simulation time ... the (300 ) or what ever was the stop time it will always be the simulation time (which is so fast in compare with the real world)... in other words, i need to convert this simulation time to be similar to real time in real world ... get it now ??
If you want to make a simulation in real time, you can use a real time windows target . If you haven't this toolbox, you can use pause command
real time windows target is bout building a new real time system not only conversion :(
No you can do many things with RTWT, You can control a real system. In your case, you can just make a simulation in a real time (60 s will be almost 60 s), this is possible if the calculation time doesn't exceed your step time, you can get better behaviour with simulation in external mode.
I do not have any background on how to deal with real time windows target
If you have the toolbox, just read the help, it's easy to use
To use the external mode, you will need also, a Simulink coder

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