Find more information about: ISBN: 777 OCLC Number: 52720628 Description: xix, 376 pages: illustrations; 24 cm Contents: 1. Introduction - 2. Block Diagrams - 3. Quick Start - 4. Model Building - 5. Continuous Systems - 6.
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Discrete-Time Systems - 7. Subsystems and Masking - 8.
Simulink Analysis Tools - 9. Callbacks - 10. S-Functions - 11. Graphical Animations - 12.
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Debugging - 13. Numerical Issues - 14. Introduction to Stateflow - 15. Introduction to Real-Time Workshop. Responsibility: James B.
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Mastering Simulink The Definitive Step-by-step Introduction
Description For courses in Control Theory and Operational Amplifiers. Simulink is a programming language specifically designed for simulating dynamical systems using standard block diagram notation. Therefore students should have the appropriate mathematical preparation including a good understanding of the fundamental concepts from introductory courses such as calculus and differential equations.
The text presents detailed coverage of programming using Simulink. Beginning with a block diagram tutorial, the book presents an overview of Simulink and describes in detail the procedures for building, editing, and running a Simulink model. The book also provides explanations for debugging techniques, including the interactive debugger. The text concludes with an introduction to Stateflow™, a Simulink extension that adds the capability to model finite state machines subsystems using a variant of the popular Statecharts formalism. About the Author(s) Sharon Lund O'Neil, author of Motivation: An ATM Card for Success, is a widely published author.
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