This package contains blocks that mark boundaries of a clocked partition
and transform a Real signal from one partition to the next. Especially,
the following blocks are provided:
| Boundary Type | Block Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| continuous-time → clocked | Sample | Sample a continuous-time signal. |
| SampleClocked | Sample and associate a clock to the sampled scalar signal. | |
| SampleVectorizedAndClocked | Sample an input vector and associate a clock to the sampled vector signal. | |
| SampleWithADeffects | Sample with (simulated) Analog-Digital converter effects including noise. | |
| clocked → continuous-time | Hold | Hold a clocked signal with zero-order hold. |
| HoldWithDAeffects | Hold with (simulated) Digital-Analog converter effects and computational delay. | |
| clocked → clocked | SubSample | Sub-sample a signal (output clock is slower as input clock). |
| SuperSample | Super-sample a signal (output clock is faster as input clock). | |
| SuperSampleInterpolated | Super-sample a signal with linear interpolation (output clock is faster as input clock). | |
| ShiftSample | Shift a signal (output clock is delayed with respect to input clock). | |
| BackSample | Shift a signal and start the output clock before the input clock with a start value. | |
| within clocked partition | AssignClock | Assign a clock to a clocked scalar signal. |
| AssignClockVectorized | Assign a clock to a clocked vector signal. |
Additionally, package Utilities contains utility blocks that are used as building blocks for user-relevant blocks. Especially, block UpSample can be used in combination with a FIR filter block to model super-sampling with interpolation and filtering.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Sample the continuous-time, Real input signal and provide it as clocked output signal (clock is inferred) | |
| Sample the continuous-time, Real input signal and provide it as clocked output signal. The clock is provided as input signal | |
| Sample the continuous-time, Real input signal vector and provide it as clocked output signal vector. The clock is provided as input signal | |
| Sample with (simulated) Analog-Digital converter effects including noise | |
| Hold the clocked, Real input signal and provide it as continuous-time output signal (zero order hold) | |
| Hold with (simulated) Digital-Analog converter effects and computational delay | |
| Sub-sample the clocked Real input signal and provide it as clocked output signal | |
| Super-sample the clocked Real input signal and provide it as clocked output signal | |
| Super-sample the clocked Real input signal and provide it linearly interpolated as clocked output signal (this is also called an Interpolator) | |
| Shift the clocked Real input signal by a fraction of the last interval and and provide it as clocked output signal | |
| Shift the clock of the Real input signal backwards in time (and access the most recent value of the input at this new clock) | |
| Assigns a clock to a clocked Real signal | |
| Assigns a clock to a clocked Real signal vector | |
| Utility components that are usually not directly used |