How to extract hour+minute from DateTime vector ?

Q: how do I best extract BOTH the hour + minute from a DateTime vector in MATLAB ? My DateTime format is: 15-Apr-2016 11:43:11

I need to fine-tune the rush hours to the exact time ranges below. My current code, below, works but does not include the 'minutes'. Please help.

t = datetime(data.DateTime);d = day(t,'dayofyear'); DayofYr = d;
tf = isweekend(t); % returns logical 1 = true = weekend, else 0
Wkend = tf; 
h = hour(data.DateTime); % extract hour from Datetime vector
isAMRush = h>=7  &  h<9 ==1; % needs to be revised to: 745a -845a morning rush 
isPMRush = h>=15 & h<17 ==1; % needs to be revised to: 330p -430p afternoon rush 
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[Stephen23]

D = datetime(2016,4,5,[8;11],43,11)

D = 2×1 datetime array
   05-Apr-2016 08:43:11
   05-Apr-2016 11:43:11

isAMRush = isbetween(timeofday(D),duration(7,45,0),duration(8,45,0))

isAMRush = 2×1 logical array
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[Doug Leaffer]

Iwill run this code suggestion. Thank you for the advice and the example output, which is helpful

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

D = datetime(2016,4,5,[8;11],43,11)

D = 2×1 datetime array
   05-Apr-2016 08:43:11
   05-Apr-2016 11:43:11

isAMRush = isbetween(timeofday(D),duration(7,45,0),duration(8,45,0))

isAMRush = 2×1 logical array
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[Peter Perkins]

Right.

I mean the real answer is, "you hardly ever need to actually explicitly extract individual time components."

Answer 2

[dpb]

Convert to durations and use

isAMRush=iswithin(duration(hour(t),minute(t),0),duration(7,45,0),duration(8,45,0));

[Stephen23]

TIMEOFDAY()

Answer 3

[Steven Lord]

d = datetime('15-Apr-2016 11:43:11')

d = datetime
   15-Apr-2016 11:43:11

[h, m, s] = hms(d)

h = 11

m = 43

s = 11

or

tod = timeofday(d)

tod = duration
   11:43:11