Matlab中数据格式说明
You specify these elements in the following order:
Flags
You can control the alignment of the output using any of these optional flags.
Field Width and Precision Specifications
You can control the width and precision of the output by including these options in the format string.
Conversion Characters
Conversion characters specify the notation of the output.
Conversion characters %o, %u, %x, and %X support subtype specifiers. See Remarks for more information.
Escape Characters
This table lists the escape character sequences you use to specify nonprinting characters in a format specification.
Remarks
When writing text to a file on a Windows system, The MathWorks recommends that you open the file in write-text mode (e.g., fopen(file_id, 'wt')). This ensures that lines in the file are terminated in such a way as to be compatible with all applications that might use the file.
MATLAB writes characters using the encoding scheme associated with the file. See fopen for more information.
The fprintf function behaves like its ANSI® C language namesake with these exceptions and extensions:
If you use fprintf to convert a MATLAB double into an integer, and the double contains a value that cannot be represented as an integer (for example, it contains a fraction), MATLAB ignores the specified conversion and outputs the value in exponential format. To successfully perform this conversion, use the fix, floor, ceil, or round function to change the value in the double into a value that can be represented as an integer before passing it to sprintf.
The following nonstandard subtype specifiers are supported for the conversion characters %o, %u, %x, and %X.
b The underlying C data type is a double rather than an unsigned integer. For
example, to print a double-precision value in hexadecimal, use a format like
'%bx'.
t The underlying C data type is a float rather than an unsigned integer.
For example, to print a double value in hexadecimal, use the format '%bx'.
The fprintf function is vectorized for nonscalar arguments. The function recycles the format string through the elements of A (columnwise) until all the elements are used up. The function then continues in a similar manner through any additional matrix arguments.
Examples
Example 1
Create a text file called exp.txt containing a short table of the exponential function. (On Windows platforms, it is recommended that you use fopen with the mode set to 'wt' to open a text file for writing.)
x = 0:.1:1;
y = [x; exp(x)];
fid = fopen('exp.txt', 'wt');
fprintf(fid, '%6.2f %12.8f\n', y);
fclose(fid)
Now examine the contents of exp.txt:
type exp.txt
0.00 1.00000000
0.10 1.10517092
...
1.00
2.71828183
利用MA TLAB产生COE文件，初始化RAM
产生正余弦波形数值，形成COE文件，加载在ROM中。
MA TLAB中代码如下：
x = linspace(0,6.28,1024); 在0和2pi间取1024个点
y1 = cos (x)+1;
y2 = sin (x)+1;
y1 = y1 * 32768; 在将波形抬高到坐标轴上后，再将上面算得的数值放大量化成16位
