How to apply 'For Iterator" in simulink?

Recently I've been trying to simulate a model in simulink. I wanted to run the system using For Iterator, I try to express it using code.

    int local_time;
    for(local_time=9; local_time<=17; local_time=local_time+1)
      { 
        a=local_time+b; //One equation using local_time as input
        sin c=(cos a)*(cos b);//another 2 equation need a as input
        cos d=(sin a)*(cos C);//the equation will calculate using different 
                             //local_time from 9 to 17
      }

Can it be done using Simulink 'For Iterator'? And do I need to put my equation block inside the 'For Iterator' block?

Answer 1

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Use For Iterator Subsystem SubSystem:

• Set Iteration limit to 9 (for iterating 1 to 9)
• Add inport to iterator Subsystem as b
• Add outports to iterator Subsystem as c & d (I assume c & d are outputs)
• Implement your logic

[Men Loon Chan]

How about the local_time=local_time+1;? How do put it into the system?

[TAB]

Not needed. For iterator will do it. You can get the iternatioin count from "For Iterator Subsystem\For Iterator" block (output N). This will act as "local_time" for you.

[Men Loon Chan]

Thanks Tabrez, if I found any problem, can I just find you here? >.< Thanks a lot

[Men Loon Chan]

Sorry Tabrez, is it possible to show the output value one by one? For example, if local_time = 9 then c = 10 and d = 11, when local_time = 10, c = 12 and d =14 and so on. The output value will be from local_time = 9 to 17.