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Lesson 1 - Introduction - SIMULINKr1

The document discusses an introduction to Simulink. It provides an outline of topics to be covered including the Simulink environment, basics, file input/output, useful features, and combining Simulink with MATLAB. It describes Simulink as a graphical environment for modeling and simulating dynamic systems. The course structure is explained, emphasizing hands-on exercises and coding. Key aspects of the Simulink environment are briefly outlined, including the library browser, model editor, sources and sinks libraries, and help system.

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Lesson 1 - Introduction - SIMULINKr1

The document discusses an introduction to Simulink. It provides an outline of topics to be covered including the Simulink environment, basics, file input/output, useful features, and combining Simulink with MATLAB. It describes Simulink as a graphical environment for modeling and simulating dynamic systems. The course structure is explained, emphasizing hands-on exercises and coding. Key aspects of the Simulink environment are briefly outlined, including the library browser, model editor, sources and sinks libraries, and help system.

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by Dr Lam A.

Cheah

Topic 2 – SIMULINK
Lesson 1 – Introduction

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Outline
 Introduction
 SIMULINK Environment
 SIMULINK Basics
 File I/O
 Useful Features
 Combining SIMULINK with MATLAB
 Embedded Algorithms
 Data-driven Modelling

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Outline
 Introduction
 SIMULINK Environment
 SIMULINK Basics
 File I/O
 Useful Features
 Combining SIMULINK with MATLAB
 Embedded Algorithms
 Data-driven Modelling

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Course Structure
• Problem-based Learning:
i. Monday PM : Lecture /Group exercise
ii. Tuesday AM : Lecture /Group exercise
iii. Week 1-4 : Learning about MATLAB
iv. Week 5-8 : Learning about SIMULINK

• Assessments: MATLAB group work (25%) and SIMULINK


group work (25%).
• The only way to learn SIMULINK is by doing Exercises and
hands-on Coding !!!
What is SIMULINK?
 Simulink is an “add-on” to MATLAB.

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What is SIMULINK?
 Unlike Matlab (e.g. syntax-based), it operates within an
interactive graphical environment through customizable
set of block libraries.

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What is SIMULINK?
 Simulink is typically used for simulation and model-based
design for dynamic and embedded systems.
 It let you design, simulate, implement, and test a variety
of time-varying systems e.g. communications, controls,
signal processing, video/image processing and other.

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What is SIMULINK?
 Simulink is typically used for simulation and model-based
design for dynamic and embedded systems.
 It let you design, simulate, implement, and test a variety
of time-varying systems e.g. communications, controls,
signal processing, video/image processing and other.

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Outline
 Introduction
 SIMULINK Environment
 SIMULINK Basics
 File I/O
 Useful Features
 Combining SIMULINK with MATLAB
 Embedded Algorithms
 Data-driven Modelling

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SIMULINK Environment

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SIMULINK Library Browser

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SIMULINK Model Editor

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SIMULINK Library Browser

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SIMULINK Library Browser

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Example – Sources Library

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Example – Sinks Library

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Finding Blocks

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Help System

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Help System

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