I would like to ask if it is possible to loop the initial signal at a certain frequency? For example, I need to loop the first 5 seconds of a signal until a certain time that I can define myself. Can this be done with blocks or only by creating the appropriate code? If it is possible only through code, what would it look like? In the attachment I put simulations of the signal which I need to loop for illustration. Thank you for your help.
Signal loop.plecs (21.3 KB)
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Hello,
It’s not fully clear to me what you are trying to do based on your attached model, but if I am correct you want to repeat a portion of a signal (is it a stimulus?) until a certain time, at which you would skip to the present time of that signal. I have attached a simple example showing this concept using a 1D Lookup Table and the simulation time using the Clock block, as well as the mod function to compare to the simulation time and model your 5 second loop frequency. Let us know if this helps.
Kris
signal_loop_until_x_time.plecs (6.38 KB)
I would like to loop the motor inrush current signal so that when the motor reverses frequently, the signal turns on again every 5 seconds for example. In the attached model the signals are Q_cz1_reverse and Q_zl_reverse. Could you give me a tip how to apply your sample signal loop to my specific example? I would appreciate a little help a lot, because I must admit I’m just starting to learn signal feed circuits.