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save_system

Save RF Blockset model created using rfsystem

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    Syntax

    filename = save_system(rfs)
    filename = save_system(rfs,newrfs)

    Description

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    filename = save_system(rfs) saves the RF Blockset™ model created using the rfsystem System object™ rfs .

    filename = save_system(rfs,newrfs) saves the model to a new file, newrfs.

    Examples

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    This example uses:

    Open Script

    Create a fifth-order bandpass RF filter and an amplifier with the gain of 3 dB.

    f1 = rffilter('ResponseType','Bandpass','FilterOrder',5,'PassbandFrequency',[4.85 5.15]*1e9);
a1 = amplifier('Gain',3,'NF',1.53,'OIP3',35);

    Create an rfbudget object using the elements at an input frequency of 5 GHz, an available input power of -30 dBm, and a bandwidth of 200 MHz.

    rfb = rfbudget([f1 a1],5e9,-30,200e6);

    Create an RF system using the rfbudget object and name the RF Blockset model.

    rfs = rfsystem(rfb,'ModelName','RFSystem');

    Open the RF Blockset model.

    open_system(rfs)

    Save and close the RF Blockset model.

    save_system(rfs);
close_system(rfs)

    Input Arguments

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    RF system, specified as an rfsystem object

    File to save to, specified as a character vector or string scalar. You can specify a model name in the current folder or the full path name, with or without an extension.

    Example: save_system(rfs,'mysystem2')

    Output Arguments

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    Name of the saved file, returned as a character vector or a cell array of character vectors.

    Tips

    • To save a smaller RF system use the release function before save_system(rfs).

    Version History

    Introduced in R2021a

    See Also

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