delay a continous signal

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swetha m
swetha m on 5 Aug 2012
Answered: hamed on 20 Jan 2014
hi all
how to delay a continuous signal for a certain amount of time. i have a repeating sequence which needs to be delayed by 1 time unit in simulink after every 180 degrees.

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Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek on 5 Aug 2012
use a "unit delay" block. set a sample time with an amount of time. after every 180 degrees? can you be more clear?
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swetha m
swetha m on 6 Aug 2012
i have to compare a sine wave and triangular wave for pwm. the triangular needs to be phase shifted by half its time period every time sine wave is in its negative half cycle. and the triggering pulses generated must be simultaneous signals
Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek on 6 Aug 2012
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek on 7 Aug 2012
use a "Transport Delay" block suggested by Govind and add a "switch" which will have 3 inputs
1- input 1 : your signal
2- input 3 : your delayed signal
3 -input 2 : your sine wave .
4- set a condition in your switch bloc
if the sine wave is positiv the output of your switch will be your original signal, and when the sine wave is negativ the output of your switch will be your delayed signal

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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 6 Aug 2012
You can use the Variable Time/Transport Delay blocks for introducing a delay in continuous signals. By 180 degrees, I'm guessing you mean a delay of one half of the period, which you should specify accordingly.
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swetha m
swetha m on 6 Aug 2012
i tried transport delay but it is not working and i need a block from the continuous time segment.
Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 7 Aug 2012
Transport Delay is indeed meant for continuous signals.

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hamed
hamed on 20 Jan 2014
how can i have this delay by code ?

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