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MATLAB/Simulink Basics and Workflow Guide

The document discusses a lecture covering MATLAB and Simulink. It introduces MATLAB as a programming environment and Simulink as a toolbox for modeling and simulating dynamic systems using block diagrams. It recommends new users take an online MATLAB Onramp course and provides overviews of building models in Simulink, simulating them, and viewing results.

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MATLAB/Simulink Basics and Workflow Guide

The document discusses a lecture covering MATLAB and Simulink. It introduces MATLAB as a programming environment and Simulink as a toolbox for modeling and simulating dynamic systems using block diagrams. It recommends new users take an online MATLAB Onramp course and provides overviews of building models in Simulink, simulating them, and viewing results.

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Lecture 3 – MATLAB/Simulink

• MATLAB
• Simulink
• Demo

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MATLAB
• Demo

If you're new to or would like to refresh your skills in MATLAB and/or


programming, I recommend taking the MATLAB Onramp. The Onramp is
an interactive, 2-hour course. It assumes no prior knowledge and walks
through creating variables, accessing arrays, logical operators, control
statements, and loops.

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MATLAB/Simulink
• Toolbox for modeling and simulation.
• GUI for building models as block
diagrams.
• Drag-and-drop.
• Supports linear and nonlinear
systems, modeled in continuous
time, sampled time, or a combination
of the two (hybrid).
• Models are hierarchical.

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MATLAB/Simulink
• Toolbox for modeling and simulation.
• GUI for building models as block
diagrams.
• Drag-and-drop.
• Supports linear and nonlinear
systems, modeled in continuous
time, sampled time, or a combination
of the two (hybrid).
• Models are hierarchical.

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MATLAB/Simulink
• Toolbox for modeling and simulation.
• GUI for building models as block
diagrams.
• Drag-and-drop.
• Supports linear and nonlinear
systems, modeled in continuous
time, sampled time, or a combination
of the two (hybrid).
• Models are hierarchical.

5 2021-09-02
MATLAB/Simulink
• Toolbox for modeling and simulation.
• GUI for building models as block
diagrams.
• Drag-and-drop.
• Supports linear and nonlinear
systems, modeled in continuous
time, sampled time, or a
combination of the two (hybrid).
• Models are hierarchical.

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MATLAB/Simulink
• Toolbox for modeling and simulation.
• GUI for building models as block
diagrams.
• Drag-and-drop.
• Supports linear and nonlinear
systems, modeled in continuous
time, sampled time, or a combination
of the two (hybrid).
• Models are hierarchical.

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MATLAB/Simulink

u x y
(input signal) (states) (output signal)

Static models: Dynamic models:

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Simulink – work flow
• Step 0: Write down your equation
• Step 1: Create Blank Model
• Step 2: Assemble system
• Step 3: Adjust block parameters
• Step 4: Add Sources
• Step 5: Add Sinks
• Step 6: Simulate model
• Step 7: View simulation results

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Simulink
A good way to learn Simulink is to practice and explore. Making
mistakes is a part of the learning curve.

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The end

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