MATLAB Tutorials - Introduction to Simulink

[@pbillings808]

Great walk-through. In case anyone is wondering about the "glitch" around t=1 in the scope output, it's because the Step block turns on at t=1 by default instead of at t=0.

[@TioAceite]

Quick, to the point and clear. Great tutorial!

[@dinogrenadier16]

About a 4 and a half month video and it still helped me out. Thank you.

[@mohammedal-hafidh5350]

Dino IV ششطلاززز

[@gaudencioantoniobenito1218]

Excelente aportación, estamos trabajando con sistemas cada vez mas modernos, Saludos desde San Luis Potosí, México.

[@christianvankampen3118]

Clear, easy to understand and concise! thanks!

[@almurphy5433]

I like it...brief and right to the point.

[@mohammedarshadali4331]

excellent explanation by you sir

[@wayneanthony8442]

Nice presentation. Would be nice if you had more videos. Thanks

[@alwinjose2183]

Very good video to get a quick start to simulink! Thank you :)

[@tahniafarheen4636]

Thanks a lot brother Anas!! It's soo helpful!!

[@ShuvanshuJakhmola]

Good Explanation.I'll be subscribing you for more such tuts. Thanks :)

[@Derimmerjung]

Felicitaciones. Muy buena explicación.

[@shuha3216]

Hello. Why did you put scope put before gain ?

[@perfectionism6789]

Great video.

[@amrosik]

where does that kink at t=1 come from? It should be a smooth curve. At least the analytic solution suggests that. I guess it has something to do with the zero crossing

[@YousafRealEstatewala]

Hi, I am doing it with matlab 2017. I followed the same steps and every things seems ok but I am getting this error... "'The "FixedStepDiscrete" solver cannot be used to simulate block diagram 'Example1' because it contains continuous states"'

[@behailut9933]

Like ur way of Presentation

[@bashar4358]

Thanks for the video, such a nice way of presenting information! keep it up.

[@ishayagimba1691]

thanks for the explosive explanation

[@Diego4322237]

thanks so much friend, your videos is very usefull.. thanks...

[@TheKumasuja]

nice work

[@bharatibhogunkar157]

Awesome 👏👏👏👏

[@nuh_93]

Thank u sir very helpful...

[@enricoserfato9901]

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[@mdmizanurrahman9851]

can you show an example where two mosfets works as switch controlled by same pules.

[@geoffreystocksdalerichards9882]

d/dty(t)+5y(t)=x(t) Ys+5Y=X model: a= top loop X=input Y= output (scope line) thus, a = Y-5 Y=(X+a)/s Y = (X+Y-5)/s Ys = X+Y-5 Ys-Y+5 = X I get the wrong system. What am I doing wrong

[@javeedahmed09]

Can you pls put up more videos for matlab ? Loved your video :)

[@avats904]

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[@dimitrij32100]

is that matlab version 2011?

[@Harshakonagalla]

This tutorial is really helpful Can you explain how to model a hybrid power system (Solar + wind) using fuel cell and ultracapacitor ( An IEEE paper) for me ?

[@LiquidSashimi]

love the video :) keep up the good work! subscribed!

[@sudarshan131]

ich finde das video sehr informative and nutzlich.....

[@Francis-qf2hr]

good day, why did you multiply by -5, i thought its 5y in the equation

[@TioAceite]

Look at the adder. The inputs are -5y(t) and x(t) and the output is y'(t). So the adder represents the equation: y'(t)=x(t)-5y(t) which moving the y(t) term to the other side leaves you with the desired equation.

[@MarksCruz]

Thanks, this video helped me alot.

[@furkannazik1294]

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[@mohammadosyli5420]

thank u that was really helpful

[@shashivendrashukla6985]

How i can contact you.

[@ajona6177]

THANX~!!! Can I find more ?? as second lecture

[@minhtamtran4217]

thanks for your video

[@moataza151]

hey anas thanks for the tut and i have a q could you please let me know any books that i can start with to learn simulink ? thanks again

[@edebevictor9221]

Thank you, sir!

[@manaspriya4557]

best video

[@shiitake9468]

nice, thanks!

[@erikandisegilmartinez6347]

hola alguien me podría decir con importar datos desde simulink como de un display o de un scope hacia una interfaz gráfica o guide...!!!!!!!

[@อลงกตภูสงัด]

i truly thank you

[@ajvlog9338]

please, sir, tell me about the features of Simulink in Matlab please please please

[@psycoem]

thank you soo much brother :)

[@leoma5309]

vely vely good

[@abderrazakdjouabi2418]

Veuillez m'envoyer le modèle simulink Matlab du moteur asynchrone SVP

[@mabdulrahman1]

Many thanks

[@aloui50]

thank you very much

[@TheHotSummer2009]

einen schönen dank! Best regards!

[@mmidou2093]

thank you so much !!!

[@swallow285]

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[@jonestung4518]

BIG THX!!!

[@gubranali9707]

great

[@qaziwasiullah9984]

Thank you

[@Brookvorbei]

谢谢

[@SaeedAcronia]

not a good tutorial. you should have shown how you drew that block diagram from the equation in the first place. Of course it is a piece of cake to drag some blocks from the library when you already have the block- diagram.

[@nukestrom5719]

Agree.

[@FWDSKILLZONE]

I disagree! Hey Durden, he is trying to show us how a Simulink can be used to analyze signal processing using simple differential equations. A single signal processing class can take more than 4 months. Then, Matlab Simulink lets you visualize ideas across disciplines including signal and image processing, communications, control systems, and others. Once you get those classes you can use Matlab Simulink to analyze the system output. Mr. Kuzechie is trying to demonstrate the Simulink for beginers and he did a good job, I suppose.

[@AnasNajmeddin]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@TioAceite]

To be fair, the block diagram used as example is pretty fucking simple.

[@SkremoMcThrftsto]

Obviously not if you aren't familiar with converting diff eqs to block diagrams. Why even make that jackass comment?

[@capemo42]

Thanks!

[@prashandmahanth7239]

thanks.........

[@mimiomonn1593]

thx

[@Dazed_blaze]

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[@MohammadImran-ECE-]

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[@explore_nyc96]

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[@alitou001]

REALLY!!!!!

[@alial-mahmood732]

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[@MYXAHUHU]

debility example. or as not associated with real physical processes. so if you are taught that in America I feel sorry for you and your education

[@leminhthienhuynh3662]

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[@ihavetoshutthewindow]

Dude... Stop saying Libry..... it's LibrAry

[@mohammedarshadali4331]

excellent explanation by you sir

[@edebevictor9221]

Thank you, sir!

[@fouadalrefai]

many thanks

[@Chakoti]

Thank you