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Block Diagram Performance Tuning Slowly vs. Rapidly Changing Look-Up Table Block Inputs You can optimize lookup table operations using the Look-Up Table (n-D) block for efficiency if you know the input signal’s normal rate of change. Figure 9-10 shows the parameters for the Look-Up Table (n-D) block. Figure 9-10: Parameter Dialog for the Look-Up Table (n-D) Block If you do not know the input signal’s normal rate of change in advance, it would be better to choose the Binary Search option for the index search in the Look-Up Table (n-D) block and the PreLook-Up Index Search block. Regardless of signal behavior, if the table’s breakpoints are evenly spaced, it is best to select the Evenly Spaced Points option from the Look-Up Table (n-D) block’s parameter dialog. 9-33
