Messages & Events
R2026aLa comunicación basada en mensajes entre componentes de software es necesaria en las arquitecturas de sistemas de control en las que las arquitecturas centralizadas se sustituyen por arquitecturas distribuidas debido a la complejidad del sistema. Un mensaje es un útil artefacto de modelado que combina eventos con datos relacionados.
Bloques
 | Hit Crossing | Detect crossing point |
 | Hit Scheduler | Schedule major time steps for variable-step solver (Desde R2022b) |
 | Message Merge | Combine message paths |
 | Message Triggered Subsystem | Subsystem whose execution is controlled by message input (Desde R2022a) |
 | Queue | Enqueue messages and entities |
 | Receive | Receive messages |
 | Send | Create and send message |
 | Sequence Viewer | Display messages, events, states, transitions, and functions between blocks during simulation |
Temas
- Simulink Messages Overview
Overview of the message-based communication for distributed architectures, code generation, and middleware modeling.
Ejemplos destacados
Establish Message Send and Receive Interfaces Between Software Components
Create message send and receive interfaces, and prepare components for C++ code generation.
Schedule Time Hits and Function-Call Events During Simulation
Use the Hit Scheduler block to schedule time hits and function-call events based on the runtime behavior of a system. The model in this example represents a traffic camera system that captures images of speeding vehicles. The Hit Scheduler block schedules time hits for the simulation based on runtime computations that determine when the camera should capture an image.
Model Effect of Temperature and Jitter on Crystal Oscillation Frequency
Use the Hit Scheduler block to model temperature drift and jitter in crystal oscillator frequency.
Model Conveyor Belt as Cyber-Physical System
Model a variable-speed conveyor belt as a cyber-physical system by combining continuous-time, discrete-event, and finite-state modeling techniques. The model in this example integrates the modeling techniques required to represent the cyber-physical system into a single simulation environment by using Simulink®, SimEvents®, and Stateflow®.
