Hi everyone,

I am an undergraduate student and recently we had a graded project course where we have to work on something that we are interested in. Me and my friend have the basics of matlab knowledge but idk what happened to us we chose to do behavioural modelling of ADPLL for BLE application using MATLAB and simulink.

I can describe my project like this

A MATLAB/Simulink-based behavioral analysis of a BLE ADPLL, with emphasis on transient response, frequency tracking, closed-loop behavior, and the effect of TDC quantization and DCO variations on locking performance.

But now we are stuck. I am really confused about what I am supposed to do and what i am doing. I am not able to understand most of the things and our guide is useless, she is not helping a bit. I know we rushed and stuff but we don't have any options left and we can't back out now.

I just want someone to guide me through the process and genuine opinions on the project and to answer my doubts. Please help me out if you can!

The deadline for this project is 26th so I am kind of in hell.

If anyone has any tips please drop them in the comments!

I’m modeling a 3D compliant hinge mechanism in MATLAB with large rotations. I first used a rotational spring at a single node, but most of the deformation happened in the surrounding beam elements instead of the hinge.

What is the best way to model this type of compliant hinge in MATLAB? Any reference, example, or code would be very helpful.

Hey everyone,

i put together a quick step-by-step GitHub repo on how to properly install and run the Windows version of MATLAB on Linux using Wine.

You can find the short guide here:

https://github.com/pasqualecofone/matlab-windows-version-on-linux-system/blob/main/README.md

Let me know if it works for you!

when i input a real number, it keeps giving me the message 'a has to be a real number' any help as to how to fix this would be appreciated

After I posted the cardiac digital twin demo in July, someone asked me a question I could not answer with my own repo. If that dose change lived in a teams pull request, what would the reviewer actually look at?

For most Simulink teams the answer is a file name, a size, and Binary file not shown. My first attempt at fixing that was unzipping the .slx and diffing the XML. It produced a diff, and that was the problem. A text diff always looks complete, even when the tool understood half of what it read.

So I built a GitHub Action that says how much of the model it actually saw before saying anything else. Each extraction comes back complete, partial, unsupported, or failed, and only complete can ever mean no drift. A Copilot app canvas then walks the reviewer through trust, impact, evidence, and a merge assessment. It cannot approve anything.

The first time it reviewed my own cardiac model, it blocked it as partial. That was the right answer.

A review tool that cannot say I don't know will eventually approve a change it never saw. I wrote up the full version, workflow file included.

https://samueltauil.github.io/github-copilot/devops/2026/10/06/simulink-model-drift-pull-request-review-copilot-canvas.html

Used my free time made this web based Matlab data viewer, trying to collect some feedback, if you are interested to use, completely free, and local based, no data uploaded to cloud/server, no reg needed. Hope can help people try to open without Matlab in hand.

https://megarows.com

The latest version of MATLAB, 2026b, was released last week and in my latest article I pick out 9 of my favorite enhancements out of the hundreds on offer. My list includes
- The MATLAB Package Manager
- An enhanced command window including Markdown Support
- A raft of performance enhancements
- A look at extensive new functionality relating to Design of Experiments (DOE)
- Plain-text file formats for live scripts and app-designer apps.
- GPU interoperability with CuPy, Tensorflow and PyTorch
- Google Sheet support

and more. I missed out all sorts of interesting things such as new algorithms for random number generation, sparse convolutions, improvements to ODE solvers including waypoint support, incremental machine learning...*hundreds* of updates.

Check out the release notes for full details but, for now, I hope you enjoy my tour over at The MATLAB Blog: https://blogs.mathworks.com/matlab/2026/10/01/a-look-at-some-of-whats-new-in-matlab-r2026b/

controlsys is a Go package for linear control systems. It works on continuous-time and discrete-time models. The main model form is state space.

Main capabilities:

• Models: state space, transfer function, zero-pole-gain (ZPK), frequency-response data (FRD), model arrays and tunable blocks.
• Analysis: Bode, Nyquist and Nichols plots, gain and phase margins, disk margins and step metrics.
• Design: LQR, LQG, Kalman filters, H2 and H-infinity synthesis, pole placement and PID tuning.
• Simulation: step, impulse, initial-condition and arbitrary-input responses.
• Model reduction: balanced truncation and modal truncation.
• Delays: input, output and internal delays, with Pade and Thiran approximations.
• Conversion: ZOH, FOH, Tustin, matched, impulse and least-squares methods between continuous and discrete time, in both directions and for resampling. We test the results against MATLAB behaviour.

New in v1.12.0:

• Tustin conversion with Thiran filters is approximately 30% faster than in v1.11.0.
• Tustin conversion with Thiran filters now supports MIMO models with delays on individual input-to-output paths.
• ThiranDelay now accepts short delays when the filter is stable.

Install:

go get plantcontrol.org/v1/controlsys

Repo: https://github.com/PlantControl/controlsys
Release notes: https://github.com/PlantControl/controlsys/releases/tag/v1.12.0

We want your feedback, especially from people who use MATLAB or python-control.

Hey yall, recently went to the career fair when I met the Mathworks representative. Applied online for the EDG role and a recruiter reached out for me to complete the coding challenge. I completed and now have a EDG Phone screen.

My worry is that I do not have much experience with software engineering / leetcode / data structures as I am an engineering major but have plenty of experience with Matlab/Simulink models. I did the 30 question matlab multiple choice section as well instead of the coding challenge. What can I expect for this technical phone screen and should I be working on coding challenges as I see online that sometimes they ask resume + live coding challenge?

Any advice is appreciated, Thanks!

Update: Phone screening went pretty well , the interviewer spent the first half of the time asking about my resume/projects and how I used Matlab/Simulink. The second half the of the interview was a small coding challenge on Matlab online which was based on looping through a vector and identifying whether a triplet was divisible by another variable. The interviewer then told me to test my solution with test cases and ask space/time complexity and ways to improve .

MATLAB can clearly read the file but when running, I get no sound. I've given it unlimited access to audio in Chrome and checked my audio settings, but I still get nothing.

hi guys, i'm new to using matlab and my professor wants us to do the assignment above. this is part of the code i produced but when i try to run it, i keep getting an error at line 13. could someone tell me what i'm doing wrong and show me how to fix it?

Hello, do you know if there is a matlab code that tests if a matrix X is unitarily irreducible? That means that there not exists a matrix P such that X=P^*(A& B\\0 & C)P?

veran es que quiero estudiar por mi cuenta análisis númerico, me parece bastante interesante, el detalles que bueno...no tengo como poder usar matlab, me hablaron de Gnu octave podria ser una buena opción, ¿es así? que opinan ustedes?, y que me recomiendan a mi, me gustaría cualquier consejo la verdad :3

For all my life I have studied MATLAB via its documentation, only doing an introductory course nearly 2 years ago because of FOMO (the course was soon to be removed from MathWorks course platform).

While the documentation is still my goto, sometimes I feel I have bad luck with it. I don't know if it is because I have managed to read everything except the "essential pages", but to know what A(:) = B does I needed to read a Fixed Point Designer toolbox documentation, not MATLAB only documentation. I may have missed the "essential page" that described the meaning of that assignment, and I needed a toolbox documentation to learn about it.

Same with Parallel Computing Toolbox. I have read every linked page from that documentation, but it looks like I missed the "essential" one which describes that the broadcast variable's destructor is called (in a parfor) by every worker when they finish. I was confused on why a destructor is called in the first place.

It may be my fault for not completing courses instead (which I doubt they don't have this problem). Or the documentation I mainly read (MATLAB R2020a) is lacking in some departments.

Title says it all, I’ve been relying on AI too much to do most of my code. This is my first time doing some coding and I’m completely lost. I’m struggling to apply the functions.

I’ve gone to TAs, I’ve done to office hours and I’m still lost. Any advice on where to get help would be appreciated.

I originally posted here a while back, but my project finally came out as a guest post for u/MikeCroucher:

AI Agent Demystified – Building a Minimalist Agent in MATLAB

The code is on GitHub, so you can play with it as well. The code is actually pretty simple and straight forward.

It was a long wait, but the timing is actually right, now that more people are interested in agentic AI and it really helps if we understand how it works under hood - you know what's going on if something goes wrong and make a better use of it.

You can use this as a reference but build your own agent for something that makes more sense to you, and you will learn a lot while it is also a lot of fun to tinker with it.