Computational Physics Summer School
Laboratory
Introduction to Simulink
Description
SIMULINK is a tool for modeling, analyzing,
and simulating an extraordinarily wide variety
of physical and mathematical systems,
including those with nonlinear elements and
those which make use of continuous and
discrete time.
As an extension of MATLAB, SIMULINK adds
many features specific to dynamic systems
while retaining all of MATLAB's general
purpose functionality.
Using SIMULINK, you model a system
graphically, sidestepping much of the nuisance
associated with conventional programming.
Demonstrations
Here are some pseudointeractive demos of SIMULINK
in action: (hope your mpeg viewer works ...)
For those unfamiliar with graphical modeling,
An Introduction to SIMULINK is a good place
to start.
For those who are ready for a more complex model, there
is the
Double Pendulum Demo.
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Last Update 5 January 1996