Simulink Quick Start for Student Competition Teams

[@aphethdalmeida3711]

Best teaching i have ever seen👍

[@rezah336]

let's use 10 blocks to represent one line of code...

[@miltonestepario]

Jajaja 😆

[@IgorStepochkin]

The same things i tell to my university teacher everytime ;)

[@hafsaejaz7828]

The whole explanation helped me a lot. Way of explanation is appreciable.

[@fabianeze9122]

This is a very helpful video. Please where can I find the "variable input" block?

[@ibrahimsheikh7576]

Us bro us

[@SARTHAKADHANGALE]

Us bro us

[@alinabaltimore5972]

where did you get the variable input. I don't see it anywhere in the library. I even try looking for it on the desktop version

[@dennisamankwahboateng4549]

Same problem here

[@sauhadra9396]

nice tutorial but I did not get "variable input block" in Simulink library.

[@sauhadra9396]

@Obaid Lodin thanks..😊

[@9603072058]

Thank you for asking

[@9603072058]

@Obaidullah Lodin Thank you for helping out

[@abdumo4336]

@Obaidullah Lodin Thanks!!!!!

[@serdarserdar2270]

@Obaidullah Lodin Thank you very much.

[@chinazoeziuzo8253]

good presentation, however, I am having a problem practising the whole exercise because I can't see a variable input block from my Simulink library.

[@widadchaouch2162]

same for me

[@aminecherif4888]

@@widadchaouch2162 search for (slider gain) you will get the same thing with different name

[@widadchaouch2162]

@@aminecherif4888 it works thank you

[@pranavshinde5224]

@@aminecherif4888 how can connect slider gain to constant block?

[@9603072058]

Amazing Explanation, Awesome

[@bauyrzhankokanov5498]

Hi, could you please explain why did you add a block with the constant 1 value to your variable input? 8:53

[@priyanshunandan9648]

when you will drag a variable block then, it has one input port(where would you connect that), that's why you need a constant block with value one to validate the variable block.

[@daviddominic8579]

@@priyanshunandan9648 hi... Where can I locate the variable input block?

[@carlosk2752]

@@daviddominic8579 I downloaded the VEX library in order to use the variable block. There should be another way as it is a simple equation

[@khalidaslam9152]

How to solve two simultaneous equations?

[@RK-wl7zj]

Very nice introduction for beginners.

[@readpaintlearn]

Thank you this helped a lot

[@hsaidinsan6345]

Why the use of constants before the variables a and b?

[@emanuelcastanho470]

In the older versions of Matlab the block "Variable Input" is called "Slider Gain", so you are multiplying that input (constant = 1) with a gain (a or b). If the block has an input you need to connect with something, if you connect with 1 (constant) the gain (a or b) will be 1*a = a or 1*b = b.

[@kaustubhkadu9172]

Can't find "Variable Input". I don't have Simulink Coder installed. What are the other ways to add a variable?

[@seppneimusser5723]

Me too -.-

[@davidkyalo1133]

Its basically a slider gain, so you can add the slider gain from math operations and change the name

[@hemansupatel2]

Mee too facing such problem..

[@mallikrish1719]

simply you can use a constant block ,here also you can change the values for variable(a,b)

[@raspberrypimadeeasy]

Very helpful, thanks

[@abhisekhshankar1267]

very nice work.

[@mennahisham9878]

thank you

[@alimoradi2323]

Thanks

[@tayyabjavaid2656]

Thanku

[@galaxymariosuper]

great!

[@raghuramk1231]

Amazing

[@vinaytatikayala]

good

[@Dubickimus]

"first we must launch matlab by double clicking its icon on the desktop" stopped watching there. kill me now.

[@chandu8081]

Awesome explanation from your entire 'MATLAB' channel. shame on you f****** try to explain in this way or simply don't post. I absolutely like this type of explanation, please try in this way or introduce this member for some videos.

[@gulrukh1386]

more than Excellent Madam. Highly appreciated. my Name is Gul Rukh Khan email: [e-mail]

[@hsaidinsan6345]

Gul Rukh Hhhhh whats the point of listing your email address 🧐

[@nailtosun449]

useless +1

[@luisaranda9015]

Just use Python and/or modelica. Much better options than this proprietary bullshit.