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From: Ben Koala on 30 Apr 2010 13:47
I am trying to model a network that include a source, a transmission line, an RF Tool element (Transformer represented by a Shunted RLC circuit) and a transmission line with a scope. I don't know how to include the transformer section in the network. I am not using the RF tool but the model in Simulink. It ask me to put the RF object in a subsystem? How can I accomplish that. My goal is to run this and change source inputs and look at the ouput signal of the system. I am new to Simulink. Any help?
From: Robert Zeng on 30 Apr 2010 14:57
Ben,

Can you send me your model?

Robert

"Ben Koala" <bkoala123(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to model a network that include a source, a transmission line,
>an RF Tool element (Transformer represented by a Shunted RLC circuit) and a
>transmission line with a scope. I don't know how to include the transformer
>section in the network. I am not using the RF tool but the model in
>Simulink. It ask me to put the RF object in a subsystem? How can I
>accomplish that. My goal is to run this and change source inputs and look
>at the ouput signal of the system. I am new to Simulink. Any help?


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