
Explore Simulink as a beginner-friendly graphical tool to model and simulate systems by dragging blocks. Create three projects: sine wave generation, Celsius-to-Fahrenheit conversion, and if-else logic with a selector switch.
Explore how to use a gain block in Simulink to magnify a sine-sum signal, view its before-and-after on a scope, and combine signals with a mux for simultaneous visualization.
Build a Simulink Celsius-to-Fahrenheit converter using a 9/5 multiplier and a 32 constant, with constant blocks and a scope display, driven by a MATLAB script that prompts for input.
Learn to implement a simple if condition in Simulink using a switch block to output one for positive input and minus one for negative input, driven by a sine wave.
Build a multi-condition if-else logic in Simulink to output 2x the input when above 0.5, 4x when negative, or 10 otherwise, and plot the input versus output.
this course conclusion highlights Matlab Simulink for beginners, offering a full simulation course with ten practical projects in control systems and modeling, plus a certificate and access to all models.
This course will cover the basic of Simulink and students will be able to create basic Simulink models and run simulations. Students will be able to develop fun, useful and practical Simulink models from scratch.
In this course, students will be able to: