This is an example of an AIE Kernel that is controlled by a synchronous RTP input. Note that the kernel produces results only if there is an input RTP value. When there is no input RTP, i.e. the input variable size signal is empty, the kernel produces no output.
It is best to run this model step by step in Simulink and observe the RTP input value and the output of the kernel on the scope.
💡 For a synchronous RTP input, when there is no RTP triggering the kernel at a cycle, the kernel does not execute. This behavior is similar to the behavior of the hardware.
💡 For its functionality, this kernel needs persistent variables. Note how this is coded in the 'dds' class as class parameters.
💡 Note the usage of 'RTP Source' block in the design.
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