User`s guide

5 DSP Block Reference
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Features of the Online DSP Block Reference
The online DSP Blockset block reference section contains complete information
on every block in the DSP Blockset in a structured, accessible format. Use this
reference section when you need to find detailed information on a particular
block. See the following sections for more information:
•“Main Sections of a Block Reference Page”
- “About Tunable Parameters”
- “About Supported Data Types”
•“Ways to Access Online DSP Block Reference Pages”
•“Running Example Code in the MATLAB Help browser”
•“Running Example Models in the MATLAB Help browser”
To learn the basic concepts behind building DSP models with Simulink, see
Chapter 2, “Simulink and the DSP Blockset.” To find out about using blocks
together for common DSP tasks, see Chapter 3, “Working with Signals.”
Main Sections of a Block Reference Page
The block reference entries appear in alphabetical order and each contains
most of the following sections.
Section Description
“Purpose” The purpose of the block.
“Library” The library or libraries where the block can be found.
“Description” A description of the block’s use.
“Dialog Box” The block’s dialog box and parameters. Tunable
parameters are labeled “Tunable”. See the next section,
“About Tunable Parameters” for more information.
“Supported
Data Types”
The data types supported by the block. See the following
section, “About Supported Data Types” for more
information.
“See Also” A list of related blocks and functions.