You can save in the workspace with simout block.. https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/slref/toworkspace.html

you can find what you want to do in the link below

https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/import-data-to-model-a-continuous-plant.html

Yes. You can save either the workspace or specific variables in a format that the second simulation requires. You can structure the output using a variety of commands e.g. data structures.

You can use :

"To Workspace" unit - to save data to workspace as an array. Then manually copy to any TXT file.

" To File" unit - to save data to file as an array.

" From File" unit - to read data from file.

you can easily do this by using simout or to workspace block in smiling libraries.

I suggest using the to workspace block, because later you can edit and modify the data, plot etc. You can save the complete workspace into a textfile manually but the big advantage is that you can automate the saving in a Matlab script and also some additional survey of the data.

Further you can automate the whole process and the Simulink simulation can be started from a Matlab script and if you want to do it couple of times just use it in a loop.

Hello

Use the save to workspace block.

Sirajeddine Chahbani

First, save the workspace, then whenever you open your model, import the saved dataset.

https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/slref/toworkspace.html

https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/import-data-to-model-a-continuous-plant.html

Of course, you can.

Using the "to workspace" block, the first Simulink model will save the states to the workspace in "array". Define a stop function .m file in the Simulink model properties, using the "save" function to save your array in the disk. Define an initial function .m file in the second Simulink model properties, using the "load" function to load the array into the workspace.

I hope this can help you.