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Introduction To Simulink: Equipment

Basics of Simulink: Basic waveforms generation(Sine, Cosine, Sawtooth, PWM, etc.) Exporting data to MATLAB Math operations

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Basics of Simulink: Basic waveforms generation(Sine, Cosine, Sawtooth, PWM, etc.) Exporting data to MATLAB Math operations

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Introduction to Simulink

Equipment:

 Simulink

Task#1

Generate the following continuous time signals. Show all signals on one scope. Simulate for
only 5 cycles.

Sinusoidal signal: 2sin(10p t ) (freq= 5 Hz)


p
Cosine signal: 5cos(10p t + ) (freq= 5 Hz)
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Now generate the same signals using discrete time signals. Keep sample time at 0.01s. Simulate
and show for only 5 cycles.
Cosine wave
Continuous time signals:
Discrete time signals:
Task#2

Generate a chirp signal having the following characteristics.


Initial Frequency: 1 Hz
Final Frequency: 10 Hz
Duration of sweep: 10 seconds
Task#3

Generate a sawtooth waveform signal using a signal generator.


Frequency: 2 Hz
Amplitude: 2 Hz
Task#4

Generate a step waveform


Start time: 5 seconds
Initial Value:0
Final value of step: 5
Sample Time:0.01
Task#5

Generate a PWM waveform using repeating sequence block.


Output the signal to workspace and create mat file
Duty cycle: 10%
Time period: 10 seconds
Total time: 100 seconds

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