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Modeling Dynamic Systems with Simulink

Introduction

The MathWorks Inc. Natick, MA USA

Modeling Dynamic Systems with Simulink

The MathWorks at a Glance



Founded in 1984, privately held Consistently profitable, with annual double-digit growth since the companys founding Over 700 employees today, including 200 in product development

More than 500,000 users of our products in 100 countries

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Worldwide Offices and Distributors


Headquarters in Natick, MA
(near Boston)

Novi, MI Automotive office Newly-acquired offices in


UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, and Benelux

European consulting
operations based in UK, France, and Germany

Development center in
Israel

Distributors in 21 countries
around the globe
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The MATLAB Product Family

Stateflow
Blocksets

Coder

Simulink

RTW

Toolboxes

MATLAB

Compiler
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Software Development Philosophy

Major software characteristics:

matrix-based numeric computation high-level programming language graphics & visualization toolboxes provide application-specific functionality

Multi-platform support (PC / UNIX) Open & extensible system architecture Interfaces to other systems.

Custom C, Fortran (MATLAB is callable) Extensive data I/O facility

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Course Outline

Day One MATLAB Basics Creating a Model Simulating Dynamic Systems Day Two Advanced Simulation Concepts Working with Subsystems Working from the Command Line Writing S-Functions Optional Topics Control Design Digital Signal Processing Blockset
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Course Materials:

Class notebook 3.5 PC floppy disk - examples and exercises Mastering Simulink 4 Simulink Quick Reference

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Computer Setup

MATLAB Directory Structure: Base directory: c:\\matlabR12 Executables: c:\\matlabR12\bin Toolboxes: c:\\matlabR12\toolboxes

Course Directory Structure: Class directory: c:\class Examples: c:\class\simulink\examples Exercises: c:\class\simulink\exercises

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The MathWorks Contacts



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Solution Search on homepage support@mathworks.com (508) 647-7000

Technical Support:

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Usability:
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What can We Model with Simulink?


Just about anything you can model mathematically
Communications and satellite systems Ship systems

Aircraft and spacecraft dynamics and systems

Biological systems Monetary systems Automotive systems


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