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In Simulink, I'm trying to convert a stream of data to a stream of vectors (frames). I know I can do this with the Buffer block, but I don't like the fact that one frame of all zeroes is created at the start of my vector stream. Can anybody clue me in to a conversion method that doesn't create or lose data? Would the reshape block work??? Thanks, R. |
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Simulink Question
Started by ●May 15, 2003
Reply by ●May 16, 20032003-05-16
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Hi Rich, It is not possible to accumuate data without introducing delay. The buffer block (or any block) needs to send something to output at t=0. The only values it can send is zeros since it has not got full frame of data. Is all your data to be buffered available at the same time? Navan --- Rich <> wrote: > In Simulink, I'm trying to convert a stream of data > to a stream of > vectors (frames). I know I can do this with the > Buffer block, but I > don't like the fact that one frame of all zeroes is > created at the > start of my vector stream. > > Can anybody clue me in to a conversion method that > doesn't create or > lose data? > > Would the reshape block work??? > > Thanks, > R. __________________________________ |
