Introduction To Simulink, Stateflow, And Simscape

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Introduction to Simulink, Stateflow,and SimscapeBy Paul PeelingMathWorks1 2013 The MathWorks, Inc.

Key Technologies for Embracing Complexity Model-Based DesignMulti-Domain ModellingCode Generation2

Two Engineering ChallengesShift schedule optimisation of anautomatic transmission controllerModelling and control of aninverted double pendulum3

Modelling Automatic Transmission4

Modelling Automatic Transmission in Simulink5

Blocks in Simulink Fundamental blocksSubsystemsOther Simulink ModelsMATLAB CodeDLLsStateflow ChartsSimscape Components 6

Simulation of dynamic systems7

Simulink: Key Features Visual, block-diagram, environmentHierarchical, component-basedmodellingExtensive and expandable libraries ofpre-defined blocksOpen Application Program Interface(API)Full MATLAB integrationMulti-domain8

Stateflow for Complex Logic When to use Stateflow?Model instantaneouschanges in dynamicsystems– Changes in state– Events Finite state machinesFlow diagrams9

Stateflow Overview Extend Simulink with a design environment fordeveloping state machines and flow chartsDesign systems containing control, supervisory, andmode logicDescribe logic in a natural and understandable formwith deterministic execution semantics10

Stateflow: Key Features Defines functions– Procedurally, using MATLAB– Graphically, using flow diagrams– In tabular form, with truth tablesProvides language elements,hierarchy, and parallelismAnimates Stateflow chartsIncorporates custom and legacy CcodePerforms static and run-time checks11

ConclusionsSimulink and Stateflow provide: A powerful environment for modelling real processes. in a modular fashion. and are fully integrated with the MATLAB environmentfor extensive design & analysis capability12

Physical Modelling if (.)x elsex PhysicalHardwarePIDTS1S3ABPTS2Software andAlgorithmsInputs and outputs, statecharts, algorithms, Physical devices13

What does this model represent?14

Modelling an electrical circuit in SimulinkStep 1: figure out the equationsStep 2: build the model15

Differential Algebraic EquationAlgebraic equationDifferential equation16

Modeling an electrical circuit in SimscapeComponent equationsConstructed by theSimscape solver17

Mathematical Modelling of MechanicalSystemsDerivation of the equations of motionrequires extensive knowledge andgreat effort.- L2 sin(a ) nw2 (- sin(a - g )) sin(g ) - ne(- sin(a - g )) cos(a - g )a& 2 - n cos(a - g )g& 2&a 1- nesin2 (a - g )18dg

With SimMechanicsBodiesJointsSimMechanics ModelFixtureRevoluteJoint1Link1Link2 RevoluteJoint219

Multidomain physical systemsSimHydraulics Simscape Fluid power and controlMechanical dynamics (3-D)Drivetrain systems (1-D)SimElectronics Electrical power systemsSimDriveline SimMechanics SimPowerSystems Physical Systems in Simulink Electromechanical and20electronic systems

Simscape Key Features Library of foundation physical modellingbuilding blocks– Mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, Simscape language source providedSignals and parameters with units, andautomatic unit conversionPhysical network solver technologydesigned for physical systemsIntegrated with Simulink to supportcomplete system modelling (physicalsystem plus algorithms)Convert to C code for deploymentP ATB21

Introduction to Simulink, Stateflow, . Two Engineering Challenges Shift schedule optimisation of an automatic transmission controller Modelling and control of an inverted double pendulum . 4 Modelling Automatic Transmission . 5 Modelling

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