hello friends

please help me.

I already have an spline equation in maple13. I want use this equation as a signal block mathematical funtion. But maplesim only have standard funtion blocks in this pallet :

Signal Block\Mathematical\Functions

Thanks

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Click here for more information:  www.maplesoft.com/applications/app_center_view.aspx

Requires BlockImporter and MATLAB/Simulink, version 2007b or later, to execute.

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