Simulink Help: Troubleshooting Errors with Transfer Function Block

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The discussion revolves around a new member seeking help with a Simulink project involving a transfer function block. The user has set the numerator to 1 and the denominator to [I 1.5], where I is a time-varying variable defined in an M file. However, they encounter an error when running the project. Other members suggest troubleshooting by trying different values for I to identify the issue. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by newcomers in Simulink and the importance of community support in resolving technical difficulties.
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Hi Everyone..I am the new member of the group...

I have a doubt regarding simulink..In the transfer function block I have the numerator as 1 and coming to denominator I have [I 1.5] where I is varying with time and I have written code for I (as M file) but when I am running the project I am getting an error.. I don't know what to do..

I am sure that many of you know the solution for this (I am new to simulink) Could you please reply me as soon as possible...If you got any doubts please send me a message...
Thank you
 
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