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Heaven’s Light is Our Guide

Rajshahi University of Engineering &


Technology

Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering


Course No: EEE 3106

Course Name: Control systems sessional.

Experiment No: 01

Experiment Name: To get familiar with Simulink.

Date of experiment: 22 February 2022


Date of Submission: 13 March 2022

Submitted By: Submitted To:


MD. Saim Aktar Himel Dr. MD. Sohel Rana
Roll: 1801161 Professor,
Section: C Department of EEE,
Group: 2nd 30 Rajshahi University of Engineering &
Series: 18
Technology
(Ruet).
Experiment No.: 01
1.1 Name of the Experiment:
To get familiar with Simulink

1.2 Objectives:
i. To learn about the Simulink
ii. To know how to design a figure in Simulink
iii. To know how operate functions
iv. To observe the library in Simulink
v. To examine the output through Simulink before practical implementation

1.3 Theory:
In Matrix laboratory (Matlab) there is a platform called Simulink. In Simulink platform any electrical,
mechanical, or electromechanical system can be designed to observe the output before the practical
implementation. In Simulink any function can be generated to use in the system without any external source
and any kind of arithmetic operation can be done with these functions. Gain can be added in the system.
Output can be measured here through oscilloscope and also the output can be exported with the help of ‘To
workspace’. In control system, there is a huge application of the Simulink. And through the Simulink system
loss can be reduced through proper application. To use the element of the Simulink platform there is a
‘simulink library’. In this library, there can be found all of those functions, operators, oscilloscope, To
workspace, Adder, Multiplier, Divider, Gain, Integrator, Differentiator etc.

1.3.1 Block diagram and response:

1.3.1.1 For sinusoidal input:

Fig.1.1: Block diagram for the sinusoidal wave


Fig.1.2: Graphical output of fig.1.1

1.3.1.2 Sinusoidal wave with adder:

Fig.1.3: Block diagram of sinusoidal wave with adder


Fig.1.4: Graphical output of fig.1.3

1.3.1.2 Sinusoidal function with multiplicator:

Fig.1.5: Block diagram of sinusoidal wave with multiplier


Fig.1.6: Graphical output of fig.1.5

1.3.1.4 Sinusoidal wave with divider:

Fig.1.7: Block diagram of sinusoidal wave with divider


Fig.1.8: Graphical output of fig.1.7

1.3.1.5 For the step signal:

Fig.1.9: Block diagram of step functions


Fig.1.10: Graphical output of fig.1.9

1.3.2 Code and output for transfer function:


1.3.2.1 Code:
clc;
clear
num = [ 1 1];
den = [ 1 2 3 ];
system = tf(num,den)

1.3.2.2 Output:

Fig.1.11: Output for the transfer function


1.4 Conclusion:
In this experiment, we used sine wave, step signal as a function. The adder, multiplier, divider was also used for the
arithmetic operation. The multiplexer was used to exhibit multiple function at a time. The oscilloscope was helping to
generate the output. We used many different editor to edit the graph according to our desire. Therefore, it can be said
that this experiment helped us to get familiar with the Simulink in Matlab.

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