Getting Started with Simscape

Simscape™ enables you to model physical systems by modeling a battery electric vehicle. Learn how to assemble a schematic of electrical, mechanical, and fluid components into a model that helps you size components and make design decisions within Simscape.
Explore how to use simulation to select electric motors and size cooling systems that include pipes, pumps, and tanks. Simscape helps you:
Assemble Simscape components into a mechanical schematic to model the vehicle.
Simulate a passing maneuver to determine the required motor torque.
Refine the electric motor model with parameters from a datasheet.
Model the cooling system to keep the temperature below its maximum rated temperature with Simscape fluid components.
Tune the physical model created in Simscape, incorporate 3D mechanical systems, and connect it to control algorithms in the Simulink® environment.
Additional Resources:
Download the Simscape model - bit.ly/38IUrA8
Check out Simscape Onramp - bit.ly/3vdTJpj
Check out Simscape Battery Onramp - bit.ly/47mdRYJ
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[@mbinacedric3566]

so clear, thank you sir!!!

[@NabilaSadaoui-f7l]

how did he insert driver ,please answer me

[@hobby_coding]

i made a tutorial to learn Simulink through designing and controlling a self-balancing robot

[@kedarpuranik750]

I've saved it to watch later

[@superdogmeatmeat]

Darn it, usually I don't like self promoters like you.. But I'm going to have to watch it; I was messing around with my own self-balancing robot, even doing the full PID equations in MATLAB, but it was not really converting to the real world thing... I'm still convinced segways are just kept upright by magic.

[@Eng.Cooper]

This made me feel I can do anything with just a push of a button.

[@CCRob720]

watching this makes me wanna play truck simulator games

[@SameerT-mc9ed]

Whats that block in red next to the P of the speed sensor?

[@carsten.treudler.2494]

What the heck is this c block? You didnt show how did you attach it to the motor.

[@basicballing7269]

for those still wondering, it's the "PS Constant" block

[@frf3ed439]

Hi what is the driver model at 3min.28 seconds

[@filmweaver2013]

Hey, why can't I find the motor & drive system? Is it a new product?

[@omaramar9817]

thank's

[@NabilaSadaoui-f7l]

how did you insert driver

[@MATLAB]

It's just a block in the diagram that you can drag and drop. You can check it out if you download the model: bit.ly/38IUrA8

[@ahmedrezk82]

Well done! No GT power

[@张路飞-m3h]

hard for me and i need some easy practices

[@federicoriva517]

grate video, from ur point of view what is the best degree to work in this type of modeling and engeenering??

[@hal9xxx321]

mechanical/automotive engineering

[@felipemessias9602]

Control engineering too

[@stevemiller3654]

Simscape users have a wide range of degrees. Mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, controls, robotics, automotive... they are very diverse because Simscape is the place where the engineering systems are integrated in simulation.

[@Sandeep33]

Haiyaa ... Yo must be kidding. Simscape on-ramp is not free 😢

[@atulbhardwaj3188]

No, it is free