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Getting started with Simulink

An introductory tutorial
ES205 Analysis and Design of Engineering Systems Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
R. Layton 2001

Before we start
You should have network access to software through Application Explorer on your desktop. If not, contact the Technical Services Center (TSC):
Help Desk at 877-8989 Dial 6000 and say "Help Desk" Visit the TSC in Crapo Hall, Room G-139 E-mail to helpdesk@rose-hulman.edu

Launch Matlab
Application explorer (ZENworks) [All] Matlab 5.3

Launch Simulink
In the MATLAB command window, at the >> prompt, type simulink and press Enter

Create a new model


Click the new-model icon in the upper left corner to start a new Simulink file Select the Simulink icon to obtain elements of the model

Your workspace
Library of elements Model is created in this window

Save your model


You might create a new folder, like the one shown below, called simulink_files Use the .mdl suffix when saving

Example 1: a simple model


Build a Simulink model that solves the differential equation x & = 3 sin (2t ) Initial condition x(0) = 1. First, sketch a simulation diagram of this mathematical model (equation) (3 min.)

Simulation diagram
Input is the forcing function 3sin(2t) Output is the solution of the differential x(0) = 1 equation x(t)
x &
1 s integrator

3sin(2t) (input)

x( t ) (output)

Now build this model in Simulink

Select an input block


Drag a Sine Wave block from the Sources library to the model window

Select an operator block


Drag an Integrator block from the Continuous library to the model window

Select an output block


Drag a Scope block from the Sinks library to the model window

Connect blocks with signals


Place your cursor on the output port (>) of the Sine Wave block Drag from the Sine Wave output to the Integrator input Drag from the Integrator output to the Scope input

Arrows indicate the direction of the signal flow.

Select simulation parameters


Double-click on the Sine Wave block to set amplitude = 3 and freq = 2. This produces the desired input of 3sin(2t)

Select simulation parameters


Double-click on the Integrator block to set initial condition = -1. This sets our IC x(0) = -1.

Select simulation parameters


Double-click on the Scope to view the simulation results

Run the simulation


In the model window, from the Simulation pulldown menu, select Start View the output x(t) in the Scope window.

Simulation results
To verify that this plot represents the solution to the problem, solve the equation analytically. The analytical result,
3 x(t ) = 1 2 2 cos(2t )

matches the plot (the simulation result) exactly.

Example 2
Build a Simulink model that solves the following differential equation
2nd-order mass-spring-damper system zero ICs input f(t) is a step with magnitude 3 parameters: m = 0.25, c = 0.5, k = 1

m& x & + cx & + kx = f (t )

Create the simulation diagram


On the following slides:
The simulation diagram for solving the ODE is created step by step. After each step, elements are added to the Simulink model.

Optional exercise: first, sketch the complete diagram (5 min.)

m& x & + cx & + kx = f (t )

(continue)
First, solve for the term with highestorder derivative m& x & = f (t ) cx & kx Make the left-hand side of this equation the output of a summing block
m& x &

summing block

Drag a Sum block from the Math library

Double-click to change the block parameters to rectangular and + - -

(continue)
Add a gain (multiplier) block to eliminate the coefficient and produce the highest-derivative alone
m& x &
1 m

x & &

summing block

Drag a Gain block from the Math library

The gain is 4 since 1/m=4.

Double-click to change the block parameters. Add a title.

(continue)
Add integrators to obtain the desired output variable
m& x &
1 m

x & &

1 s

x &

1 s

summing block

Drag Integrator blocks from the Continuous library

ICs on the integrators are zero.

Add a scope from the Sinks library. Connect output ports to input ports. Label the signals by double-clicking on the leader line.

(continue)
Connect to the integrated signals with gain blocks to create the terms on the right-hand side of the EOM
m& x &
1 m

x & & cx &

1 s
c

x &

1 s

summing block

kx

Drag new Gain blocks from the Math library


To flip the gain block, select it and choose Flip Block in the Format pull-down menu.

c=0.5 Double-click on gain blocks to set parameters Connect from the gain block input backwards up to the branch point. Re-title the gain blocks.

k=1.0

Complete the model


Bring all the signals and inputs to the summing block. Check signs on the summer.
f(t) input + -

m& x & 1 m

x & & cx & kx

1 s
c

x & x &
k

1 s

x(t) output

Double-click on Step block to set parameters. For a step input of magnitude 3, set Final value to 3

Final Simulink model

Run the simulation

Results

Underdamped response. Overshoot of 0.5. Final value of 3. Is this expected?

Paper-and-pencil analysis based on the equations of motion Standard form Natl freq. Damping ratio Static gain
x & & k m c 1 + x + x = f (t ) & k k

k n = = 2.0 m c = = 0.5 n k K= 1 =1 k 2

Check simulation results


Damping ratio of 0.5 is less than 1.
Expect the system to be underdamped. Expect to see overshoot.

Static gain is 1.
Expect output magnitude to equal input magnitude. Input has magnitude 3, so does output.

Simulation results conform to expectations.

End of tutorial

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