
Explore dc circuit analysis with MATLAB Simulink; learn to build and measure dc circuit models, revise basics, and design different dc circuits for electrical engineering applications.
Use the reference book Fundamentals of electric circuits, 5th edition by Charles Alexander and Matthew Saadiq, to study circuit analysis with easy explanations, methods, and examples.
Learn three ways to open the Simulink library in MATLAB: click the library button, type Simulink in the command window, or create a new model to access the library browser.
Explore key Simulink libraries and blocks essential for electrical power engineering, enabling effective circuit modeling and simulations in MATLAB Simulink for power systems.
Discover how the power graphical user interface block from the Sim Power Systems library enables storing an equivalent link circuit for a model and preventing missing block errors in simulations.
Review the basics of dc circuit analysis, including resistance, ohm's law, short circuits, open circuits, and conductance, with power relations such as p = vi.
Design and analyze a dc circuit in MATLAB Simulink by modeling a 50-volt dc source and a resistive element with conductance, computing current and power with v and i relationships.
Design the second circuit in MATLAB Simulink with a fixed-value current source and conductance. Calculate voltage, current, power distribution, and display measurements using current, voltage, and divide blocks.
Design and analyze a two-source dc circuit in MATLAB Simulink, configuring two dc voltage sources, measuring voltage across the load, and observing how changes in source values affect current direction.
Design a dc circuit for the bratz problem in Matlab Simulink, featuring two current sources, 2 ohm and 8 ohm resistors, and voltage measurements.
Design and simulate a DC circuit in MATLAB Simulink, displaying voltages and currents for V1, V2, and V3 across nodes, and verify resistor drops.
Review basics of series resistance and voltage division with a dc source, showing v1 = i r1, v2 = i r2, and r_eq = r1 + r2.
Design a Simulink dc circuit model with a dc voltage source and two resistive systems. Measure i1, i2, v1, and v2, then compute the power distribution and save the model.
Explore a MATLAB SIMULINK design to analyze a dc circuit with two voltage sources (14 v and 6 v reversed), four resistors, and multimeter measurements of branch voltage and current.
Builds second model with six solar sources, computes the impedance between nodes A and B using an impedance measurement block, and introduces a 120 V DC source to measure current.
Master DC circuit analysis using MATLAB Simulink with included models, and review the course basics. Access all models to download and earn your certificate of completion.
Circuit analysis, or solving a circuit, means figuring out voltages and currents in each element.
This course starts off covering how to design your DC circuits using MATLAB SIMULINK and compute all required parameters.
During this course, you will be able to revise all the principles for direct current analysis and would be skilled in usage of MATLAB Simulink.
During the first part of this course, you will get some basics for MATLAB SIMULINK that would be deeply brief and helpful for you. For the next parts, you will revise Ohm's Law and practice many examples.
After this, you will revise Kirchhoff laws for both voltage and current and practice different examples.
After this, we will revise series resistors equation and voltage division as well as parallel resistors equation and current division. In the next chapter, we will start solve many problems and examples on these concepts.
During this course, you will be able to compute and determine the values of the different parameters such as voltage V, current I and power P.
We have also included the designed models through this course for your reference.
You are definitely able to download them at any time, modify any parameters value and run.