Simulink vector space alpha beta transformation

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The discussion focuses on resolving issues with a Simulink model for generating a three-phase voltage and performing an alpha-beta transformation. The initial problem was that the output angle did not reach the expected values of 180° and -180°. The solution involved changing the sample rate from 0.01 to 0.00002, which corrected the output angle to behave as anticipated. The user also replaced the three-phase voltage generation with a Three Phase Sine Generator, which contributed to achieving the desired results.

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The model:
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reference generation subsystem.png

The goal:
1. Create a three phase voltage
2. Do a alpha-beta transformation
3. Do a Cartesian to Polar transformation
4 Check the output angle
The expected result:
Since the space vector rotates counter-clock wise the angle should from 0 to 180o and drop to -180o(instantly!) and rise again and repeat.
But the actual result is:
result.PNG

As you can see it does not reach 180 or -180 sometimes..I need your help.
 

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I changed three phase voltage generation part to a Three Phase Sine Generator and the angle output is as I expected.
So the problem lies in three phase voltage generation.
But i can not figure out how that is wrong. Help!
 
Problem solved. The problem is that the scope is running with too low a sample rate. I changed the sample rate from 0.01(default) to 0.00002 and the result is good.
 

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